Transportation
How do I get started?
- Driver: You can train for a career as a truck driver or a bus driver with a Commercial Driver's License (CDL).
You will need a valid driver's license, a driving record free of any serious moving violations within the past 12 months, and may be required to pass a Department of Transportation physical examination and pass drug and alcohol testing. - Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance: There is a need for both auto service mechanics and bus and truck mechanics.
Non-Credit Classes
Why choose non-credit classes?
- Flexible scheduling options – many classes are “open enrollment” throughout the year
- Take just one course to gain skills employers will recognize
What types of non-credit classes are available?
- Commercial Drivers Licence (CDL) A, Commercial Drivers License (CDL) B
- Basic automotive
Short-Term Credit Programs
Why choose short-term credit programs?
- Complete a certificate in one year or less
- Get started in a new career
What types of credit programs are available?
Look for certificate programs that are 30 credits or less if you want to complete training in a year or less. Associate programs typically take two-years to complete. You can find more training options using the campus and program search.
Facility and Mobile Equipment Maintenance
- Alternative Fuel Vehicle Technology/Technician
- Automotive Engineering Technology/Technician
- Diesel Mechanics Technology/Technician
- Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Technologies
Transportation Operations
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There are many ways to get help paying for short-term training. In addition to traditional financial aid for credit programs, you may qualify for specific assistance to help get people back to work or develop essential work skills. Find detailed information about how to pay for short-term training.
The Transportation Center of Excellence offers information about scholarships specifically for people interested in transportation careers.