Trainco program questions (Schneider)

What the heck is Trainco? Not something you pay for is it?

 

Trainco is a PREFERRED LOCATION for Schneider Trucking. This is a four-week program with a guaranteed job upon successful completion of the class and CDL exam.
If qualified, Schneider will pay for the training – and they require a ONE-Year commitment at Schneider National.
Campus Locations
Our programs are held these convenient locations:

• Ann Arbor, Michigan
• Kingman, Arizona
• Perrysburg, Ohio – HQ
• Taylor, Michigan

 

Thanks for this - learn something new every day. Hard for me to imagine anyone paying for training with all of the free programs around....Schneider has/had a training facility in Charlotte, NC....

 

Schneider is ok if you go tanker division (Schneider Bulk).
You can make more money with other companies, unless you go with Schneider Bulk
Freymiller will reimburse the tuition at Trainco, directly back to you in monthly installments.

 

Here's some more companies that will hire you from Trainco in Arizona:
Butler Transport
Navajo Express
Titan Transfer
CFI - www.cfidrive.com
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Tuition Reimbursement
If you’re working toward obtaining your CDL to begin your driving career at CFI, we’ll make your monthly tuition payments for the first 12 months of employment and then pay off the remainder of your tuition, up to $4,000 total.

 

Butler Transport:

RECENT GRADUATE REQUIREMENTS

• Class A CDL
• 21 years of age
• No at fault accidents in the last 3 years

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Alot of good info you're providing. I'm retired on disability after 42 years in trucking and trucking related industries. Alot of spare time all of the sudden. Too hot to work outside at the moment...

 

I did 30 years OTR, then retired to Las Vegas. Love it here. Plenty of time to be on this forum and hopefully help the new drivers.
When we moved from Tennessee, it came down to Austin, TX or Las Vegas,NV.

 

I left Austin long ago - keep'em guessing. Living on East Coast now. Last time in your area was in Henderson - Las Vegas about 5 years ago while on the job. Last Day at work was January, 2017. Surgery, physical therapy and legal proceedings followed. Short Term MMI last July with no other w/c related surgery through Medicare before February, 2020 per the legal agreement. Still adjusting!?!? Just trying to give my insight for what its worth here at TR.