Diesel Truck Driver Training School Offers New Online Training
Diesel Truck Driver Training School offers online training for students wishing to acquire their Commercial Driver's License. The school has been training drivers to receive their CDL accreditation since 1963.
Sun Prairie, WI, February 02, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Diesel Truck Driver Training School offers a new online training for students who wish to acquire their Commercial Driver's License (CDL). The program is considered a stepping stone to Diesel Truck Driver Training School's own hands on commercial driving classes.
The online course is offered through the CDL Store and is designed to give students the knowledge they need to pass the Commercial Driver License exams. The program touches on all aspects of the CDL exams, including the Class A, B and C license, passenger vehicles, doubles and triples, and hazardous materials transportation.
The course costs $24.95 and after paying the fee, students are sent an email giving them a user name and password that allows them to login to the online portal and begin the course.
The course is divided into two levels, each with three individual sections. The first level is called the Core Curriculum and deals with General Knowledge, Air Brakes and Combination Vehicles. Level 2 is titled "Endorsements" and deals with Doubles and Triples, Tank Vehicles and Hazardous Materials Transportation.
Each section is broken down into several subsections, each of which is followed by a brief quiz. Each of the three sections for each level is followed by a section exam. Students are required to pass each quiz and each section exam with a mark of at least 50% in order to progress to the following section. Students who score less than 50% have the opportunity to review the course material and re-take the quiz or section exam.
Those who pass the test are then eligible to take one of Diesel Truck Driver Training School's courses which involve classroom training and hands on driving training using the School's fleet of vehicles.
The ultimate goal is for students to be able to attain a job of their choosing within the truck driving industry. The industry currently transports over $600 billion worth of goods within the United States and between $200 to $300 billion per year to Canada and Mexico. There are over 500,000 trucking companies in the United States, employing approximately 3.5 million drivers.
About Diesel Truck Driver Training School: The school is recognized by the United States Department of Education and licensed by the Wisconsin Educational Approval Board, the Minnesota Higher Education Services Office, and the Illinois Department of Education. It is also recognized by the US Department of Veterans Affairs and is eligible to train veterans. For more information, contact the admissions office at admissions@truck-school.com
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The online course is offered through the CDL Store and is designed to give students the knowledge they need to pass the Commercial Driver License exams. The program touches on all aspects of the CDL exams, including the Class A, B and C license, passenger vehicles, doubles and triples, and hazardous materials transportation.
The course costs $24.95 and after paying the fee, students are sent an email giving them a user name and password that allows them to login to the online portal and begin the course.
The course is divided into two levels, each with three individual sections. The first level is called the Core Curriculum and deals with General Knowledge, Air Brakes and Combination Vehicles. Level 2 is titled "Endorsements" and deals with Doubles and Triples, Tank Vehicles and Hazardous Materials Transportation.
Each section is broken down into several subsections, each of which is followed by a brief quiz. Each of the three sections for each level is followed by a section exam. Students are required to pass each quiz and each section exam with a mark of at least 50% in order to progress to the following section. Students who score less than 50% have the opportunity to review the course material and re-take the quiz or section exam.
Those who pass the test are then eligible to take one of Diesel Truck Driver Training School's courses which involve classroom training and hands on driving training using the School's fleet of vehicles.
The ultimate goal is for students to be able to attain a job of their choosing within the truck driving industry. The industry currently transports over $600 billion worth of goods within the United States and between $200 to $300 billion per year to Canada and Mexico. There are over 500,000 trucking companies in the United States, employing approximately 3.5 million drivers.
About Diesel Truck Driver Training School: The school is recognized by the United States Department of Education and licensed by the Wisconsin Educational Approval Board, the Minnesota Higher Education Services Office, and the Illinois Department of Education. It is also recognized by the US Department of Veterans Affairs and is eligible to train veterans. For more information, contact the admissions office at admissions@truck-school.com
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Andy Klabaka
(800) 332-7364
http://www.truck-school.com
Andy Klabaka
(800) 332-7364
http://www.truck-school.com
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