Commercial Drivers Training
New Drivers Needed
The trucking industry is vital to the economic structure of our nation, and it is currently experiencing a critical shortage of qualified drivers.
Call: 319-208-5382
Next start dates are February 24, March 31, and May 3.
Email: Click on rglasgow@scciowa.edu
West Burlington, Iowa
The Center for Business at Southeastern Community College offers convenient, streamlined CDL training programs designed to get you on the road quickly. Tremendous job opportunities are available through our placement program. Obtain your Class A CDL in just 4 1/2 weeks.
Commercial trucking is an industry that offers vast flexibility, great pay, wonderful benefits, exciting work conditions, and unlimited employment opportunities. With a commercial driver license (CDL), your skills will always be in high demand!
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Classroom and hands-on instruction
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Tailored Training Programs: Full Courses and Refresher Courses
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Solid reputation – we have trained drivers from across the US
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Job placement assistance – we help match you with the best companies after graduation.
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We accept students from all over the country!
PLease call to make an appointment at 319-208-5382. We offer both full time (M-F) classes (day and evening) and weekend classes. Classes are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis and are subject to minimum size limitations.
Admissions Requirements
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Must have a valid driver's license
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Must be physically capable of performing tasks related to driving a truck
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Must be 21 years of age or older (18 years old for in state driving)
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Must have no outstanding warrants for arrest
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Should have no felony convictions during the last five years
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Should have no conviction for Driving Under the Influence, Driving While Intoxicated or similar conviction during the last five years
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Should have no more than three moving violations in the last three years
Complete A Commercial Driving Application Now
Our program maintains a "no give-up" policy, meaning that no student exhibiting a good attitude and reasonable effort will be penalized or dismissed for slow progress.
Contact: Russ Glasgow
Phone: 319-208-5382
mailto:rglasgow@scciowa.edu
