Commercial Truck Driver Training
Aisling Truck Academy
Private · Trade school
Prepare for entry into commercial truck driving through classroom and supervised driving practice.
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Preparation, time and schedule
Before you apply
Check permit, medical, age and driving-record requirements for your intended route before paying a deposit.
Your complete timeline
Program 101E prepares entry-level drivers for the Oregon Class A driving test and commercial driving work. The page lists 40-hour daytime weeks or 20-hour evening weeks. Ask for a term-by-term plan that includes prerequisites, transfer decisions and application timing.
Plan around the schedule
Compare the four-week daytime course with the eight-week evening option and confirm actual start dates in White City.
Application and selection
Check permit, medical, age and driving-record requirements for your intended route before paying a deposit. Apply through the provider’s program-specific process and confirm the next cohort before paying fees.
Details checked September 15, 2026. Confirm current requirements with the provider.
Questions to take to an advisor
Does the written price include all testing attempts, and what happens if I need additional training?
- What is included in the written price, and what would I pay separately?
- What support is available if my work schedule, disability accommodations or family responsibilities affect attendance?
Published program length is not a personal completion estimate. Transfer credits, prerequisites, selection and course availability can change the timeline.
After the program
A training certificate does not itself issue a CDL. Licensing, endorsements, medical qualification and employer screening are separate steps; routes and age restrictions can affect eligibility.
Cost and outcomes
Provider lists $5,950 in program charges
The reviewed cost page lists $5,000 tuition, $150 registration and $800 in other estimated fees, totaling $5,950. The latter include medical/testing/licensing items. Confirm current third-party fees, repeat testing and any additional training charges; travel and living costs are extra.
Open the cost planner →No verified exact-program earnings figure.
A reliable match between this current program, credential and a published graduate-earnings cohort has not been established. The reviewed federal records cannot support an earnings figure for this profile; a related occupation’s wage is not a substitute.
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