Has anyone heard of or attended the Affordable CDL Trucking School in CT?? I'm considering getting my CDL A and this school appears to be the most reasonably priced in CT @$3000. All the others range from $4000 to $9000. It's a 4 wk course fulltime 8hrs a day. I'd like to get some feedback
Affordable cdl trucking school
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by harleybob, Aug 19, 2011.
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Check in your state for any community colleges that have truck driving courses. Here in NC there are several colleges that teach driving and are under a thousand bucks.
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Has any of the drivers on here ever heard of Katlaw driving school in Austell, GA, and if so, how was it?
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I was thinking of looking into starting a school myself, I have the truck, I have the experience, school in Las Vegas,NV are very expenssive, would have to find out what companies need to be an approved school for them to hire out of
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just to add to my last post, would be a small school.
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With any truck driving school, see if they are accredited/connected to a community college and registered with your local workforce (unemployment) office. If you are a veteran with educational benefits remaining, a lot of these schools are covered and for many of the starting companies, you can draw those benefits while you are on student status and in training with that company.
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harleybob,
I went to that school and would recommend it for actually getting the skills needed. The class sizes are small, 5 or so at a times, which lets you get more than enough wheel time once the classromm section is over.
If you want Glitz and fancy stuff, pay more somewhere else, if you want to learn to drive, go there.
They are accredited with the state of CT etc. -
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