CDL Training
Our CDL Class A or B license training program is a comprehensive 245-hour classroom and behind-the-wheel program. The training covers DOT rules and regulations, pre-trip inspection, backing pad skills, and on-the-road skills. The final skills test necessary to receive a state license is administered by SLCC's state-approved examiners. Funding options are available.
A variety of options are available for training:
- 7-Week Day Program
- 8-Week Night Program
- Assessment & Refresher Programs
- 3rd Party Testing with Truck Rental
Completers who obtain their state license are qualified to drive tractor-trailers, dump trucks, tow trucks, delivery trucks, tanker trucks, and flatbed trucks.
The American Trucking Association estimates a shortage of 50,000 truck drivers. Companies are hiring and offering good benefits and pay. Take advantage of this opportunity to drive your way to a better life for you and your family.
We offer CDL classes at the following campuses: TH Harris Campus in Opelousas, Acadian Campus in Crowley, Young Memorial Campus in Morgan City, and at our New Iberia Campus.
Interested in enrolling? Call 337-521-9028, email workforce@solacc.edu, or complete this Contact Form and we'll be in touch.
Watch the video below to learn about SLCC's Commercial Truck Driving program.
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