Schneider Trainers - questions...

I'm about to graduate cdl school with the hubby. Our main goal for now is to be trained together, in the same truck. There have been too many deaths in our little circle of family and friends to be ok with being apart 6 to 8 weeks. We are doing this to team, not to be separated.
We've got a couple of options for this - Covenant will train teams together in the same truck. I'm not 100% thrilled about them as a company, but I think they'd be a good starter company for us. The other option is a local LTL company that will allow us to train in separate trucks, but we'd be home daily until we are trained.
The placement guy at our school has suggested that Schneider will also train a team together. Now, I've read some stuff about them, and I am feeling pretty good about the big orange, but I'd love to ask some questions of a trainer.
First off, is it true? Will Schneider train a team together?
How long is training? Is there a set number of hours, or is it just until the trainer feels good about the drivers?
If the trainer ends up not being a good fit for us, is there a way to trade out trainers easily?

If you feel like messaging me privately that'd be awesome too.
Thanks for your time guys!

 

Thank you bigkev

 

So training is only a week? Thank you for answering, it's really a huge help.

 

I've been thinking about this answer all week... Is one week enough to be a safe "driver" on the road, and not just a steering wheel holder? I am excited to get out on the road in our own truck, but we are just coming out of school, and I'd think a couple weeks, maybe a month would be more advantageous. It's coming into winter, and I know some of you are already driving in snow. It's 80 thousand pounds of deadly force in motion, and I'm not sure I want to be a statistic or one of your cool trucking accident stories.
Opinions?