No Shortage of Truck Driving Jobs for Trainco Truck Driving School Graduates

"A CDL License Is A Diploma For The Working Person ..."

If you live in Michigan or Ohio, and you are looking for the right truck driving school to get your CDL Class A License, one of Trainco's schools is the school for you.

With five locations across Southern Michigan and Northwest Ohio, Trainco has just moved the Logan Square facility in South Lansing to larger facilities at 2200 South Washington Avenue.  This relocation is part of their expansion program to fill more jobs in the region.

Every Trainco graduate is well-trained and highly qualified; at Trucking Careers of America we have placed more than 150 Trainco graduates with great companies and not one graduate has been sent home because they lacked critical skills.

In February 2009, Trainco and Owens Community College announced a partnership which afforded area residents the opportunity to receive five college technical credits while enrolled in Trainco Professional Truck Driving Schools and Career Centers.  Students pursuing their commercial driver's license (CDL) apply the educational training and experience toward an associate's degree in Owens' Technical Studies or a related field. 

Post 9/11 G.I. Bill and Fully Paid CDL Training at Trainco Truck Driving Schools

Great News for Veterans Who Have Been Waiting
To Get Their CDL Class A License Training Costs
Fully Funded At An Independent CDL
Truck Driver Training School !

If you are a veteran who has been waiting for just the right time to get your CDL Class A license and begin your career as a professional otr truck driver, Trainco Truck Driving Schools has some great news for you !

Effective October 1, 2011, The Veteran Administration's just-revised "Post-9/11 G.I. Bill" will provide full funding for training costs for those military men and women who have served three years or more.  This is so important and such great news, it bears repeating:  if you are a veteran who has served three years or more, and you have been considering a career as an otr trucker, the Veteran's Administration, through its revised Post-9/11 G.I. Bill, will fund the full costs of your CDL training. 

The Post 9/11 G.I. Bill gives veterans the opportunity to get government paid cdl training through an independent cdl training school rather than through a company sponsored cdl training program which has contract obligations and other restrictions.  

What Does This Mean To You?

Essentially, your entire training is paid for at Trainco's Perrysburg, Ohio and Findlay, Ohio campuses !  And making this even better, additional costs, such as short-term housing, gas and food allowance, may be partially or even completely covered. 

Even those veterans with less than three years of service will see a significant increase in the funding of their training compared to what was previously offered through the government's G.I. Bill.

"If you are a veteran from farther back, we're just as grateful for your service - and want you to know you may still be eligible for benefit programs" says Blackie Blackwell, Sales Manager at the Perrysburg, Ohio Trainco Truck Driving School Campus.  "We'll fill you in on our numerous training options and campuses, get you settled into our outstanding housing facilities for those involved in "Train & Stay" programs, and put you on the road to your new career in next to no time."

He adds, "Thanks for the freedoms your service has granted us.  Allow us the chance to serve you in return!"

Department of Veterans Affairs



Find out what funding assistance may be available by going online at http://www.gibill.va.gov/apply-for-benefits/application and then phone Trainco at (419) 837-5730.  For further information about Trainco's programs, locations and contact information, please visit Trainco Inc.