Volumetrix Serial Killers. NTI offers Maine’s only Nationally Accredited CDL truck driver training (also available to New Hampshire residents). Train at one of our Maine truck driving schools in just 5 weeks* full time or 10 weekends* part time.

As a Maine student, you may want to apply for the. This scholarship is worth $500 and it is given to five students every year. Comparing Truck Driving Schools in Maine In addition to financial aid, you can look at each school's class sizes as you try to choose a program that's right for you. Small class sizes offer plenty of advantages, particularly if you are in a truck driving program. You may be able to interact more with your professor to get more personalized teaching, spend more hours behind the wheel, and ask any questions you have. Maine schools with small class sizes include Northeast Technical Institute, Omega Pro, and Westbrook Regional Vo Tech Center. It may also help to look for schools that have a specialty you're interested in.

For instance, offers a unique diesel technology program. Volvo Premium Tech Tool Keygen Photoshop. In your first year, you get a traditional diesel technology education. In your second year, you focus on diesel hydraulics. This can give you a step up over competitors when it comes to the job search.

Cost Of CDL Training In Maine Although pricing schould be a consideration when choosing a truck driving school, it should not be the primary consideration. Nobody wants to throw money out the window, but not all schools are created equally. Truck driving schools in close proximity are usually comparable in price with less than a $500 difference between them. If one school is vastly different in pricing, about a $1000 difference, you should find out why.

Maybe they're a brand new school and they're trying to attract students with discount pricing. Maybe they're a well established, reputable school with great equipment and top-notch instructors so you'll get what you pay for.

When comparing pricing between various truck driving schools in Maine, make sure you understand why their pricing is set where it is. Ask the school to explain any differences between themselves and their competitors. Truck Driving School Locations In Maine It's ironic that so many people considering will choose one truck driving school over another because there's a 20 mile difference in the commute. You're going to be driving all over the country all day everyday but you don't want to drive an extra 20 miles in order to find better? Please don't make this a major consideration when choosing a school. Also, if you decide to attend a truck driving school outside of Maine, please check to make sure your CDL will easily transfer back to Maine. Every state has its own standards.

Some states will allow you to transfer your CDL license by simply filling out some paperwork, but others will make you take the written CDL exams again and some will even make you retake the written tests and the road test! So look into it before deciding to get your CDL outside of Maine. Time Behind The Wheel Drive time is one of the most important factors when considering a school. Driving time is the time behind the wheel actually driving and does not include, observation time, or simulator time. It is behind-the-wheel, in-charge of the truck, pushing in the clutch and turning the steering wheel – that’s drive time.