need 3 interviews for grant any truckers wanna help?

i don't understand this. if its a grant like you say, then they already know its for a school.............

they should be asking you for YOUR personal information, like your social security number, your educational background, YOUR INCOME, if you are married or single, living at home or alone, rent payments, etc,etc.

that being said....

1) yes...(A)maybe, but why would they ask "with-in your company, if you ain't got the job yet....????? (B)maybe

2) driving a truck, backing up, turning, coupling the combination or trailer and tractor, paper work.

3) an approved school..........

4) CDL license

5) again, this makes no sense, it seems to be geared up towards the person making the loan/grant, not the individual

6) none

7) long hours, low pay

8 nearly none

9) can't say for sure, but maybe $30,000 per year

10), get a regular student loan and forget a grant, which will probably only be about 1/8th the cost of the entire course.

 

pro1driver,

The grant process has multiple reasons. If you look at the questions the reasoning becomes more clear.

1. The applicant is forced to make sure they have spoken with someone in the industry and gained an understanding of what they will face. After that if they still choose to enter the field there is no opportunity of using the excuse "Well if I had only known".

2. The budget form is to not only help the applicant and granter make sure the applicant is not getting in over their head financially from pre-school to the period before they start drawing a regular paycheck.

3. The paper required providing the history, why the funding is needed, etc. id used to explain to the granter why the applicant can't fund it themselves and serves a very good second purpose. It demonstrates just how much the applicant really wants to obtain this grant. Many people will apply for grants but don't complete the process because they are not truly interested in the purpose of the grant. Instead they are just looking for another method of extending unemployment benefits or various other less than exemplary reasons.

It does have its purpose and helps at least somewhat weed out those not serious enough about the career change.

beezle,

Why not try putting out a call, either by phone or posts, to some of the recruiters that post on this board? You can also go to [removed] BB and there are at least half a dozen recruiters posting there. They seem decent enough and willing to help and may be happy to. Who better to get all this info from than a recruiter who was also a driver?

 

Hey there. I am always interested in government grants. What is the exact name of the grant? And do you have a .gov site to check it out at?

Varmit

 

it is for the WIA grant you are suppose to call trucking companies for thos answers. You can get info at your local job service