[chromewheels]

which type of schooling would employers be more interested in getting schooling from Roadmasters or from a local community college that is certified by PTDI????


or does it matter..... going to be appying to TMC and MAverick

[wrangler69]

PTDI certified.

[chromewheels]

why do you say ptdi is better?
what makes it better?

[devildice]

Originally Posted by chromewheels

why do you say ptdi is better?
what makes it better?

check out this site. http://www.ptdi.org/

[chromewheels]

ive been to the site i ve read it what i am asking is why is it more recognized than roadmaster? i just trying to figure things out here comm college is +/-$1200 byt the time you add up physical, dmv records books , etc etc and roadmasters is $5995 to include everything. so what makes roadmaster more $$ , the fact that they can charge that or b/c its a better program?? I think of it this way its like going to Harvad for 1mil or going to University of TEnn. for 500k you end up with a degree either way yeah harvard is "more prestigous" but what do the industry recognize more? if PTDI is better then why does it cost so much less? thats what im stuck on

[KATMANN]

As, I am contemplating schools and avenues, I would like to know the difference as well......

There is a school here in AZ that is PDTI reconized that I think cost enough.

As I was researching compaines to work for...I believe one of them wanted the student driver to be from a PDTI school....