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Roco
Joined: 03 Apr 2006
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Location: Washington
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| Posted: Sat Oct 14, 2006 11:29 am Post subject: Grads From Central Tech Oklahoma |
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Please' give your thoughts about everything staff equipment concern for
students Thanks. |
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Sentinel
Joined: 10 Sep 2006
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Location: The Blacklands Of Texas
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| Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 10:08 pm Post subject: Re: Grads From Central Tech Oklahoma |
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Roco wrote: Please' give your thoughts about everything staff equipment concern for
students Thanks.
Roco,
The difference between a "Good" training program and a truly "Exceptional" training program is very well demonstrated at Central Tech. I have just graduated and can tell you Central Tech has been rated the top facility in the country for very good reasons. The equipment is well maintained. The on site range is well designed and offers almost every possible driving condition a range can offer (see their WEB site for a picture). Their off campus driving routes provide a very wide range of real world driving conditions. Their emphasis is on training safe and responsible drivers.
But above all, their staff is simply phenomenal!! The experience level of instructors and staff is very high! Each and every one of them carries the attitude and dedication to make sure you succeed! THIS IS NOT A CDL MILL SCHOOL!! If you perform your part of the learning process and if you demonstrate that you are a responsible and safe driver they will do everything they can to make sure you pass their stringent requirements. They truly care about their students and our success in the program.
If you would like any detailed information or have specific questions feel free to PM me. |
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Eagle131rodeocowboy
Joined: 08 Feb 2006
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Location: Wichita area, Kansas
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| Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 12:22 pm Post subject: Re: Grads From Central Tech Oklahoma |
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Sentinel wrote: Roco wrote: Please' give your thoughts about everything staff equipment concern for
students Thanks.
Roco,
The difference between a "Good" training program and a truly "Exceptional" training program is very well demonstrated at Central Tech. I have just graduated and can tell you Central Tech has been rated the top facility in the country for very good reasons. The equipment is well maintained. The on site range is well designed and offers almost every possible driving condition a range can offer (see their WEB site for a picture). Their off campus driving routes provide a very wide range of real world driving conditions. Their emphasis is on training safe and responsible drivers.
But above all, their staff is simply phenomenal!! The experience level of instructors and staff is very high! Each and every one of them carries the attitude and dedication to make sure you succeed! THIS IS NOT A CDL MILL SCHOOL!! If you perform your part of the learning process and if you demonstrate that you are a responsible and safe driver they will do everything they can to make sure you pass their stringent requirements. They truly care about their students and our success in the program.
If you would like any detailed information or have specific questions feel free to PM me.
YEAH! What he said.LOL
I graduated from there last may, and agree with all the above mentioned. It definatly gave me the jump start I needed to get my start in trucking, and I would highly recomend the school to any one interested. BOL
Sentinel, out of curiousity who'd you have for an instructor? |
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Sentinel
Joined: 10 Sep 2006
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Location: The Blacklands Of Texas
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Eagle131rodeocowboy,
My primary instructor was Mr. Olinghouse. However, I did receive additional instruction under Mr. Rogers and of course road and range evaluations and training from others. It would be hard to single out any one instructor at Central Tech as the best because, quite frankly, they are all excellent instructors!! I've had interaction with just about all, if not all, instructors.
The entire staff at Central Tech really did reaffirm my belief that there really are excellent training programs still being offered today. This may sound like a commercial for Central Tech but I am certainly very happy with my experience with the program there as are all of the other students I interacted with. |
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Eagle131rodeocowboy
Joined: 08 Feb 2006
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Location: Wichita area, Kansas
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| Olinghouse did my cdl drive test and my first solo road test. I had Mr. Brown for my class instructor, He was awesome, but from my experience all the instructors were very informative and quite easy to get along with. |
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4roses
Joined: 28 Aug 2004
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Location: BrokenArrow, Oklahoma
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I'm in the mist of going to Central Tech right now. It's been more than 5 yrs since I've driven so I have to be re-certified before heading for CFI. There's many reasons why this school has been rated #1 school around. There's no way their going to pass a student just to get them through school.
The students in class went through their CDL driving test this past week. A few students didn't pass the test because of stupid mistakes ~ example ~ one student did great on their driving part of the test ... up shifting / down shifting / proper lane changing / correct speed / Pre Trip inspection ~ pointing out everything that must be checked each time before driving / air break inspection ... but this student wasn't able to perform a 90 degree backing .... so they flunked the test. ... Now this student will be permitted to retake the test after the holidays - before we graduate. ... Central Tech has high standards for their students and will do everything in their power to help you achieve the level of confidence and ability that's needed to start a career in the trucking profession.
It's not an easy school to get through, but once a student graduates ... all companies know that you were properly educated. |
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tootie04
Joined: 21 Oct 2006
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Location: Somewhere out there...looking over your shoulder
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for4roses wrote: I'm in the mist of going to Central Tech right now. It's been more than 5 yrs since I've driven so I have to be re-certified before heading for CFI. There's many reasons why this school has been rated #1 school around. There's no way their going to pass a student just to get them through school.
The students in class went through their CDL driving test this past week. A few students didn't pass the test because of stupid mistakes ~ example ~ one student did great on their driving part of the test ... up shifting / down shifting / proper lane changing / correct speed / Pre Trip inspection ~ pointing out everything that must be checked each time before driving / air break inspection ... but this student wasn't able to perform a 90 degree backing .... so they flunked the test. ... Now this student will be permitted to retake the test after the holidays - before we graduate. ... Central Tech has high standards for their students and will do everything in their power to help you achieve the level of confidence and ability that's needed to start a career in the trucking profession.
It's not an easy school to get through, but once a student graduates ... all companies know that you were properly educated.
Did this guy ever pass??
How did you do?
were there any females there?
I start Jan 17th
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