HOW YOU LEARN
For over 39 years, NTTS has trained and placed thousands of people from all walks of life, different educational backgrounds, nationalities, races, religious beliefs, and social-economic groups. Realizing no two people progress at the same rate of speed, we have developed and utilized our highly successful approach to learning of theory, demonstration and practical application to train you for your career.
THEORY
The first exposure to new subject matter is in the classroom, where the theory and procedures of driving are discussed. These classroom and theory sessions are supplemented by a student textbook (J.J. Keller), CDL manual, logs, road atlas, etc.
DEMONSTRATION
Upon completion of various classroom and theory sessions, a qualified NTTS instructor demonstrates what you have learned by using shifting simulators and other equipment. Once you have seen the demonstration, you are ready for practical application.
PRACTICAL APPLICATION
Under the supervision of a NTTS instructor, you are now involved in a guided "Hands On" driving portion. These procedures are repeated throughout the entire program with evaluation to ensure you every opportunity for successful completion of the program and future employment as a driver.
NTTS offers many different courses on a full-time or a part-time basis to accommodate most students' schedules. All courses below include Classroom, Commercial Driver License Permit Preparation, Labs, and Behind the Wheel training.
602 Hour Advanced Commercial Drivers Course: A course primarily designed for individuals with
little or no previous Commercial Vehicle Operating experience. This course will allow the individual
to have a broader understanding of the skill and abilities necessary to be a long-term, productive
employee. Graduates of this program will go into entry-level positions as heavy truck drivers,
tractor trailer drivers, and owner operators.
320 Hour Commercial Drivers Course: A course primarily designed for individuals with little or
no previous Commercial Vehicle operation experience. Graduates of this program have gone into
entry level positions as heavy truck drivers, tractor trailer drivers, and owner operators.
178.5 Hour Basic Driver Course (Buffalo only): A course designed primarily for individuals
who have had prior commercial driving experience, or who will continue with additional on the
job training.
90 Heavy Driver Course (C.D.L. "B"): A course primarily designed for individuals with little
or no previous heavy truck driving experience. Graduates of this program have gone into entry
level positions as fuel truck, straight delivery truck, dump truck and other heavy truck drivers.
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