What class should i take?

Hey cardinals
How old r u & where u from
I'm about to be an instructor @ Prime

I'm just hoping I don't get a knuckle head
If your cool
I show u the ropes & how not to FLIP ur truck
&& get paid

 

I am staying on my instructors truck for the team training portion of my training.

 

The 120 hour class would probably be better if it's 1 on 1, but a company won't care. They just want whatever their insurance says which is usually 160 hours. The best thing you can do is just call up quite a few companies and see what they say they want before you decide. It'll give you a better information when you make your decision.

The thing is, you don't have to start with a crap company and have to basically serve time. I spent $5.5k on school myself, made $50k my first year at my first company. I never understood the notion on this forum that it's ok to get paid like crap your first year or two.

 

So you'd rather work 70 hours for $500 (if you're lucky ) than 40 hours for $360 .

 

I am assuming that you have checked already but it seems to me that 120 hours one on one would be credited as 160 hours by the school. I could see going that route just for the one on one aspect but the down side of that is if you get an instructor that you are not compatible with or don't communicate with very well................that's the only one you will learn from vs. having different instructors.

 

What company are u planning to sign up too

 

Why go with the company when the government can pay you for free with their grants. For low income people