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| Millis Transfer - Millis Training Institute Hi all, I started school recently with MTI in Richfield, WI, and just wanted to let anyone that is interested in Millis to seriously check them out. I am still in school, so I'm not sure what the finished result will be when I'm done, but so far, the training has been great. It is a small class, 4 guys, so we get plenty of driving time. The instructor is very knowledgeable and I would recommend Millis to anyone who is looking to get into the business. I have talked to several drivers and they all seem to be very happy working for Millis. I will update again on my progress at Millis/MTI. 5TREE1 |
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| Iwill be starting oct 5th in Trenton oh.I have read alot of positive very little negitive on millis.The only thing that I dont like is you have to go out and drive four to six weeks then take your test. |
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| Most of the companies out there that offer training require you to do 4 - 6 weeks .... they base their decision on how short or long it is on your trainer .... if after 2 weeks he says you are good to go then you go from there .... then again you could get one that after 6 weeks says you need more It all depends on how fast you catch on to everything .... I have been outta long haul for awhile and running straight trucks .... so I have been told minimum that I either take a 1 week refresher course and go straight to 1st seat or train for a couple weeks with someone .... cheaper for me to train with someone and get paid for it than to pay out the money for the course |
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| I applied with Mills this weekend. How long does it take to hear back from them? How long does it take to get to school? |
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| What about getting into school? Maverick is 5 weeks and Schneider is 3. How long does it take them any idea? |
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The squeaky wheel gets the grease. Keep calling them to check on the status of your application. It only took a few days for me to hear back from them. When I talked with Jazz, she said that I could have started as soon as 2 weeks from the time that we talked, but it all depends on how many people are in the class too. I have 4 in my class, but the class before me had 7 in it, so I it just depends on the class size. The smaller class size the better. If they told you that you could start class next week in a class of 8 people, or in 3 weeks in a class of 3 or 4, it may be beneficial for you to wait, since you'd get a lot more seat time. Where are you planning on attending school if accepted? |
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