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Community colleges have WOIA scholarships to cover the tuition

 

The problem with Schneider in my experience, after having applied with them on two separate occasions over a year apart, is that they might promise you that at some point you'll work in a position that you want to work in but you might have to take a different position that you probably don't want and would not want to stay in for any extended period of time just to have any hopes of getting the actual position that you do want at some point in the future. The company will control that entirely so you have to be ready and accept such a decision should it come down to that.

 

I've had my own negative experience with Schneider.

I didn't experience what you're talking about but it wouldn't surprise me with them. "Paying your dues" is for union work. Trusting an "at will" employer to keep their word on anything beyond your next paycheck is a fool's errand.

 

If you can survive the training & then the following 12 months or so @ Schneider -- trust me, you'll be ready.

For just about A-N-Y-THING.

-- L

 

Schneider tanker training is in Houston.

 

Note: tanker AND hazmat endorsements are required -- for the above posts (in addition to a CDL).

-- L