School Name
Northern Industrial Training – 3 week program
Course Name
Pro Truck Driver: 3 Week
CDL Training Cost
$5,775
Course Length
3 weeks
How Many Hours Do Students Spend In The Truck?
80 hours
How Many Hours Do Students Spend Driving? (Direct Control, Not Observing)
25 hours (approx.)
In The Truck, Are Students Taught As A Group or One-on-One?
Group
Instructor to Student Ratio During Driving (Number of Students In The Truck)
1 instructor to 3 students
Is The Training Schedule Full-Time or Part-Time?
Full Time
Is This Training Offered By A Private Program, or Sponsored By A Trucking Company?
Private
Are Grants and Financial Aid Available At This School?
Northern Industrial Training accepts the Alaska Student Loan (for programs 6 weeks in length or longer), Native Corporation and Village Council funding and scholarships, State of Alaska programs (WIA and DVR) and Department of Veteran Affairs. We have a Tuition Payment Plan offered through NIT that students can apply for.
Job Placement Assistance Provided?
Yes
Successful Job Placement Rate & Related Info
NIT states: “We do not have “job placement assistance” officially, but because of our reputation here in Alaska, many companies from Trucking, to Oil and Gas contact us almost daily looking to hire our graduates. We hold employer board meetings where the employers come to our school and meet and greet our students. This happens for most of our longer courses.”
Additional Information Provided By The School:
NIT states: “This (3 week) program includes up to 120 hours of vehicles training (to include air brake testing, pre-trip inspection and coupling/uncoupling). Safe driving practices, preventative maintenance, driver qualification and cargo securement training are also addressed. Upon successful completion, students earn a CDL A or CDL B.” “NIT has a Veterans Outreach Program and has programs designed specifically for Transitioning Service Members. NIT also conducts a 3 week PTD course on JBER for soldiers who are still on active duty and are planning on getting out of the military within the next year or two.”
Contact
907-357-6400; 888-367-6482
nitalaska.com/
