All-State Career - CDL Division

Overview
All-State Career CDL Division programs train students to succeed in the trucking industry--one of the country's largest industries. All-State Career offers several certification courses to provide students interested in a career with job stability, job security, good income, and benefits. Courses include Class A CDL Advanced Tractor Trailer Driving, Class B CDL Driver Training and newly added HVAC certification program. The school has locations in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Baltimore Maryland.

Student Appeal
At All-State Career – CDL Division, students enjoy small class sizes and hands-on training. The school focuses on providing students with useful, practical skills and technical knowledge that they can apply to their jobs directly upon graduation. Students benefit from an excellent job placement assistance program which helps students locate their ideal employment opportunity.

Financial
Financial aid is available for those who qualify.

Programs Offered:

• Class A CDL Advanced Tractor Trailer DrivingClass A CDL Advanced Tractor Trailer Driving
  Class A CDL Advanced Tractor Trailer Driving is one of the most comprehensive training programs available. Students learn advanced maneuvering and driving skills in a tractor-trailer, and they also benefit from in-depth classroom time. Graduates possess a CDL, an All-State Career diploma or certificate as well as the knowledge and skills they need to be immediately hired.
• Class A CDL Preparatory Driver TrainingClass A CDL Preparatory Driver Training
  Hands-on training is emphasized in this program, which takes place in the school's practice yard as well as on the road in a tractor-trailer. Students learn about tractor-trailer safety and are prepared to pass the Class A CDL test.
• Class B CDL Driver TrainingClass B CDL Driver Training
  The Class B CDL Driver Training program is highly intensive and it offers a lot of hands-on skills training and road training in a straight truck. Students are able to take the Class B vehicle test upon graduation in their own state.
• Electrical Systems TechnicianElectrical Systems Technician
  This program prepares students for installation, troubleshooting, and repair of low-voltage electronic systems. Students will be introduced to national, state, and local regulations and building codes, safety practices, and the various career paths available in the field. Through both classroom presentations and lab exercises, students learn how to plan, wire, terminate, install, connect, test, integrate and troubleshoot the systems of today's digitally integrated systems and networks.
• Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and RefrigerationHeating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
  The HVAC program is intended for students who have little or no prior training or experience in with climate control. Students are trained for entry-level jobs in the fields of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration.

Programs vary by campus.

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