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CDL Training & Truck Driving
CDL Training & Truck Driving
CDL Training & Truck Driving
Interested in moving into an in-demand, high-paying truck driving career? Or looking to refresh your truck driving skills? NWACC offers training in commercial delivery licensing (CDL) for new and experienced drivers.
NWACC's CDL program consists of classroom, theory-based instruction, and simulator and behind-the-wheel training to prepare you for federal and state regulatory and compliance requirements.
Paths offered:
- CDL refresher courses, training and licensing for experienced CDL drivers
- CDL training to prepare for CDL test and obtain Class A and B license for new drivers
NOTE: To be eligible to attend school and obtain a CDL, you will need to have a regular driver’s license and be at least 18 years old. A commercial learner's permit (CLP) may be obtained at 18 years of age.
Contact CDL Truck Driving
- Shewmaker Center for Workforce and Economic Development (SCWT), A107
- (479) 619-4175
- cdlinfo@pompim.com
- M-Th, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
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For Experienced Truck Drivers
NWACC's refresher courses are designed for CDL drivers who need to remove restrictions or who have been away from the industry for a while and need the training to help bridge the gap from when they stopped driving.
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For New Drivers
NWACC’s full CDL program offers training to new, entry-level drivers and includes 160 hours of classroom, theory-based instruction and simulator and in-cab training.
Partner With NWACC
NWACC offers a professional CDL training program that meets current state and federal requirements and produces quality truck drivers. The college offers on-site simulation exercises with a 24-foot trailer classroom and behind-the-wheel training using manual or automatic transmission equipment. Continuing CDL education—including hours of service and an electronic logging device—and post-incident safety-based training can be contracted for up to one year. Email CDLinfo@pompim.com to learn more.