Newbie with concerns......

**spanky** · 03.28.2012

Have to agree with mojo Bill in trenton is a heck of a instructor and will work with you as long as he can and sees that your making progress and trying.

**Dipschitt** · 03.28.2012

Originally Posted by spanky

Have to agree with mojo Bill in trenton is a heck of a instructor and will work with you as long as he can and sees that your making progress and trying.

Ditto for Greg in Cartersville.......if you don't give up, he won't. Really, the tough part is driving around in circles for hours on end......

**Bear63** · 03.28.2012

Originally Posted by samurai

Well technically you dont have to cough up $2000 if you stay with the company for a year. I say go for it.

If you pay the minimum $20/week, it takes 20 months to pay it off. The first year is for the trainer portion.

**samurai** · 03.29.2012

Originally Posted by Bear63

If you pay the minimum $20/week, it takes 20 months to pay it off. The first year is for the trainer portion.

yeah but in the contract it says after one year of employment the tuition is forfeited.

is this not correct?

**Dipschitt** · 03.29.2012

That is correct

**Old MP** · 03.29.2012

The way it was explained to me by corporate, $2500.00 for driving school and $2500.00 for training period. Once you graduate it's $20.00 (min) a week until driving school is paid off. If you complete the first year (after graduation and hired) the $2500.00 for the training is forgiven. The driving school portion will have to be paid no matter what.

**Bear63** · 03.30.2012

Correct...basically $2500 for the school, $2500 to go out with trainer. The $2500 for the trainer is paid up after 1 year. The school you continue to pay on. I could be wrong but I don't think so.