What companies pay for Refresher course in house?

Celadon offers a refresher. Don't think you get paid during it... think you start earning when you begin orientation, but they lodge you and feed you.

The biggest catch I've found with them is you have to team for the first 120,000 miles.

Best thing you can do is send out a bunch of applications/pre hires and see who makes you the best offer.

Hope this helps.

 

Western Express

Edit : add KKW Trucking in Pomona.

 

looking like your gonna have to take a full course ...but skip the C.D.L part...prime my be your best bet....one on one training and you will be getting paid ..

 

Your profile has China; maybe go there and teach Chinese truckers what traffic lights, stop signs, pedestrian crosswalks are for. While your at it show them where the headlight switch is and what it's for; the obviously don't know because they drive like maniacs at night with no lights on. Of course they could immigrate to USA and drive dump trucks and then wouldn't have to change any of their habits.

 

well try covenant transport also. maybe a little better then western depressed

 

A driver that lives near you, in California, went to Western Express; didn't like the company but it set him up for what he really wanted which is LTL with Reddaway.
Western Express gives drivers what they want, an avenue to get back on the road, then they complain about it. You can probably deal with it because you evidently have a spirit of adventure to be living in a Communist country...lol... so Western Express would be easy for you.
Their refresher course serves a good purpose and some just can't seem to keep it in perspective as to why they are there, ie. a stepping stone to where they really want to be.
As for Western Express, they want you to stay with them 9 months, but most people bail out after 3-6 months when they find another job. Personally, I would go with Western Express if I needed a refresher and finances were tight. I would have no problem at all fulfilling the contract whether I liked the company or not. I've been in worse situations.

KKW runs Western states; probably a pretty good deal to get back on the road also.