The six-week Commercial Truck Driving Program at Fort Scott Community
College will allow students to earn 16 hours of college credit in preparation for the Commercial Driving
License (CDL) examination for operating vehicles in interstate commerce.
Program Locations
Students may study at any of our three locations.
- Fort Scott Community College
- Kansas City Truck Driving School in cooperation with Kansas City Communty College
- Topeka Truck Driving School in cooperation with Kaw Area Technical School.
All three sites are authorized licensing agencies for the driving skills poriton of the CDL examination for both Kansas and Missouri.
About the Program
During their six weeks of study, students in the Commercial Truck Driving Program will accumulate 270
hours of classroom and driving time. Emphasis is on the Federal Motor Carrier Regulations, driver's daily
log and defensive driving.
Other Opportunities at FSCC
In addition to the transportation classes, students also participate in individually designed programs to
improve their reading and math skills.
Our Educational Objective
The educational objective of the FSCC Commercial Truck Driving Program is to provide the student with the
information and practical experience necessary to become a successful tractor-trailer driver. Students who
successfully complete the course will have the necessary skills to begin work with an established trucking
firm, and will be presented a school certificate.
Job Opportunities Brought to You
During the course of their studies, students will have several opportunities to meet with recruiters from
trucking firms from throughout the United States. An average of 96-percent of FSCC students who
successfully complete the truck driving program are offered a job.
For More Information
If you would like more information on becoming a Truck Driver, in Fort Scott, please contact
Fritz Johanning, in Kansas City contact Jack Kendrick, and Topeka area contact the Fort Scott School at 800-874-3722 ext. 388.
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