Carefull useing Roadmaster

You're telling me theres people that pay 7 grand for the opportunity to work for Werner. ha

 

From what I gather, it was the company that gave you this info on the school? I cant vouch for any of them since I have zero experience with any schools or companies in the U.S. but if this is true, I would consider it heresay and would want to speak with students, teachers, etc at the school itself. Not saying the company wasn't right but I woyld want to verify it. School I went to had partners they worked with and encouraged me to go to one. None fit my profile of what I wanted to do with my CDL, so I declined. They were more than ok with that.
As for the external work experience, unless you have to pay extra for it I wouldn't see that as a bad thing.

 

absolutely. and if they do not meet the "quota", they can sell off thier percentage. but as i see it, that will not happen, as it's easy money for them. and possible tax breaks as well.????

 

it is not a state requirement to go to CDL school. it may be a company requirement in some instances however.

there may be a law that schools must have x number of hours as a minimum, maybe perhaps so they can call themselves schools and meet certain state educational requirements as a school.

but you can get your CDL on your own, but you have to find a way to get a truck for the road test. then pound the pavement for a job, with out that CDL school certificate.

 

ok...let's start from square one........

who da hell is telling YOU that YOU need 220 hours..????

who is telling YOU that you NEED to do an internship....(ah free work, no pay...????)

 

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