I'm a Vietnam era vet. My educational bennies were used up before you were born.
Swift's veterans program is their own thing. I had my DD214, I was "in".
Errol thank you for your Service, I was Army, Pleiku, 70/71,, used my VA education for Flight Training back in 79/81 to get my Commercial/Inst Pilots Lic.
Problem was I could'nt afford the cost of another 1000 hours of flight time to get a job flying, I stayed with my corporate job at Xerox. I would have liked Flying for a living, but it would have still turned into a Job. I ended working for Xerox for 35+ years,, After an early retirement (buy out age 53 bridge to 55) I did a couple of other careers and ended up in Trucking.
At least I got to get the Government to pay for my Flight training,,,, A little payback for Drafting me and sending me into a War Zone.
Check out drivers solution there's a link on her for them they may have a school in Pittsburgh if not really close to Pittsburgh that's who I went through
Celadon if no money out of pocket, but you'll have a contract to fulfill to not okay tuition for their training. The training tuition is 7500. I started at 27 cpm which would go up to 33cpm start my contract. The contract options are 240,000 miles as a team driver, or if pulling reefers is fine for you 120,000 miles. If you leave before fulfilling the mileage (Like I did) you'll owe the prorated balance left.
Drivers are often paid by the mile and it's given in cents per mile, or cpm.
A refrigerated trailer.
The only reason I left is because I got an opportunity at what I felt was to good to pass up at a local home daily job. I have nothing but good experiences from Celadon.
Celadon if no money out of pocket, but you'll have a contract to fulfill to not okay tuition for their training. The training tuition is 7500. I started at 27 cpm which would go up to 33cpm start my contract. The contract options are 240,000 miles as a team driver, or if pulling reefers is fine for you 120,000 miles. If you leave before fulfilling the mileage (Like I did) you'll owe the prorated balance left.
Committing to a company for a year (or whatever the mileage will be going solo; usually 120,000) is not a problem.
I'm pretty much YOURS Celadon...just...waiting for that call. ... ...
Drivers are often paid by the mile and it's given in cents per mile, or cpm.
A refrigerated trailer.
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I have less than a year left on my Post 9/11 and plan on going to a school to earn my CDL and use my remaining Post 9/11 for OJT.
~scott
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