prime cdl school rip off!!

my input......."somebody I know who knows my cousin's sister's ex husband said".....learned a great deal with my trainer....would not have got cdl without him and did not pass the first time but the trainer stayed to see me finish instead of training someone else.....

 

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bla,bla,bla i think you one of those that dint even pass one of the driving simulator at prime hahahah, sorry my brother but none of what you said is true, could be true, but not the way you saying it, prime pays good for neubies, have a good training, good trucks, the personal at prime are very professional, pay for food at orientation, they allowed you to talk to you trainer before going on the road with them, if you dont like it you can refuse to go and get another one, yea you go teamfor training is true, but tell me a company that doesent do that?? yes they have light weight truck, but you forget to said that when you take one light weight truck is, that you get pay 10 cents extra per miles, and if you go to east zone 5 more cents per mile, i tell you this because im with prime right now, and is difucult to piucture what you are saying right now, stop giving people (specially new guys ) a inacurate information of a company just because you dint make it doesent mind that this company is a bad company, i think Prime give everybody a good fare shot, and i recomended my selft, i start with C.R.E dint like it and i left, that all, maybe sombady else like C.R.E, but not me, compare to C.R.E end a lot of others companies, i think Prime have one of the best training and pay, and everithing they say in the application that they will do, they di it so far, so please stop the #$%^&* this is sombody else out there you hurting with this bad and inacurate information, sombody trying to do a career end feed his family can read this and go away from a good company like prime, im not saying they perfect, im saying they have one of the best offer out there. thanks, and sorry about my writing am still learning english.

 

Think you are funny? I can show you a magic trick

 

Even at the community college course I went through, you were obligated to take the permit test on your own before even starting school. No one paid you a dime, and you were rejected if you did not take the test or pass it. School used a book, but most was lectures and practical experience (practice). I think these "apprenticeship" programs are a good idea for some folks, and not all people think they are a rip off. Going into something with a good attitude, is the best way. You get what you put into it. I think many jobs want "billable" work while training you. I mean, this is not a new thing. Yes, it is unusual to pay an employer back because you flunk out, but that is what the contract states. Lots of contracts are like that.