Help! Training decision

There is a cople another schools in your region and they look good too.
For ex., Columbia Transport College of the Cariboo in Kamloops.

I just graduate from the school in Manitoba and get my first job as a "student trucker", and I can tell you for sure, there is not a one single school that REALLY gives you "2 years of experience".
I would not get involved in the game between trucking and insurance companies.
When choosing driving school, look at length and contents of the training the equipment they provide, talk to people, or even hang around (if you have a chance) and watch what they do.
And remember - "you have what you paid for".
All the best possible luck to you.

 

Well... I paid 4300 for 8 weeks (3-classes, 5-cab) and honestly DO NOT regret about it.
BTW, when selecting th school look how many people they normaly have in the class and how many trucks they have. This "ratio" directly affects YUOR "behind the wheel" time.

 

In my opinion take the training if you are going to do the west coast B.C., Washington and California. I have regular CDL training and I have refused runs for the fact I don't have mountain experience. People I have talked to say the west coast mountains are not to be taken lightly. If you take the training I would put that in big bold letters on your resume.

 

i just got out of school, look at how many students are in the truck at a time SAGE is a good school one on one in the truck unlike many of the others schools. we had 8 and all 8 of us passed. now im looking for some one to go with TMC looks good right now but im still looking the sage that i went to cost 4000$ good luck and do a lot of research so you don't get screed.

 

Thanks for your feedback. It a school looks like too good of a deal it usually is. Often you get what you pay for. Good luck!