Do schools close?

Many companies hire at 21; don't have to wait until 23.

 

Well one reason I could think of for a company to close its schools is if it failing to make money and or produce graduates, probably a good idea to look into the schools success rate.

 

Do what my son did at that young age, He went to work for Coca Cola stocking the shelves of major supermarkets. Then started working at there warehouse loading trucks. After a year or so, his employer new he wanted to get a commercial license. Coca Cola will train there employees who want a commercial license and get paid at the same time, BUT, once you recieve your Commercial, your commited to them for about a 1 year I believe as a driver. If you get canned before that time, you will need to payback the balance. Also, there UNION so its hard to get fired. Just a thought. Now he is at U.S. Foods making good money.

 

I dont know any company that offers FREE training, Now back in the 90s CR England would offer a training for $3100, after grads and you work for them for 1 year, you've paid about half the cost, and they drop the balance (paid in full), you work for 1 more year, and they refund you $1500. your cost of the school ends up being $100.00, Don't know if that's how it is now