Clark State Community College offers Class A and Class B CDL licensing training for corporate employees as well as newcomers to the industry. CTTC offers several truck driver programs in four-week courses beginning with 40 hours of classroom instruction that includes defensive driving, logbook and hours of service, map reading and trip planning, vehicle inspection, vehicle familiarization, coupling and uncoupling and backing. Following that is another 120 hours of dedicated truck driving training. Job placement assistance is provided if needed.
The admission requirements listed below are used by the industry in screening perspective employees for truck driving jobs.
Clark State's Commercial Transportation Training Center (CTTC) offers several truck driver programs of varying duration and intensity. Programs conclude with the participants obtaining Class A or Class B CDL licensing. Job placement assistance is available if needed.
CDL A Truck Driver Program
Also available are a Class B endorsement program, a weekend training program, and a tractor-trailer refresher program.
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Clark State Community College
3775 Pentagon Boulevard
Beavercreek, OH 45431
937.328.6054
Clark State Community College
570 East Leffel Lane
Springfield, OH 45505
937-325-0691
Did you know there are also paid CDL training programs available? These are truck driving schools which are owned and operated by trucking companies. They're also known as company-sponsored CDL training programs. These programs can often turn out to be free CDL training! Check out that link to learn more.
Independent truck driving schools and company-sponsored schools are both worthy of consideration and are covered thoroughly in our truck driver's career guide.
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