Mike
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INDIANAPOLIS — Ivy Tech Community College on Wednesday announced a collaboration with Schneider, one of the nation's largest trucking companies, to train drivers at its corporate college campus.
Schneider will pay all program costs for students seeking a Class A commercial driver's license. Covered in the program will be classroom instruction, behind-the-wheel training with instructors, licensing and endorsements.
After candidates successfully complete the 160-hour program, Schneider will pay the tuition costs.
"Schneider is proud of our long-standing relationship with Ivy Tech Community College, and we've hired many of their graduates," said Rob Reich, senior vice president at Schneider. "Their training meets the highest standards and prepares graduates for the industry."
Schneider employs or leases more than 414 drivers and owner-operated trucks in Indiana, and is currently hiring statewide, according to company officials.
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Schneider will pay all program costs for students seeking a Class A commercial driver's license. Covered in the program will be classroom instruction, behind-the-wheel training with instructors, licensing and endorsements.
After candidates successfully complete the 160-hour program, Schneider will pay the tuition costs.
"Schneider is proud of our long-standing relationship with Ivy Tech Community College, and we've hired many of their graduates," said Rob Reich, senior vice president at Schneider. "Their training meets the highest standards and prepares graduates for the industry."
Schneider employs or leases more than 414 drivers and owner-operated trucks in Indiana, and is currently hiring statewide, according to company officials.
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