Intake Form/ Grants information

SHOWOFF E& D ELDT Training School is committed to helping new drivers start their careers off right, which is why we offer a wide selection of company paid CDL training options. Start your driving journey by reading through our options and selecting the one that best fits your needs.

 CDL Apprenticeship Training This is a paid 4-week CDL apprenticeship program. 4-1 Ratio with instructors Students learn the knowledge and skills they need to become a professional truck driver.

JOB -Assistance 

WIOA funding is available to help enhance training and employment opportunities for individuals facing barriers to employment.  

 Must qualify for the program.

Both
1. Resident of Texas…

2. Veteran 

3. Dislocated Worker

4. Adult funds
5. Be laid off from current employer
or Income must not exceed program Limit.  

6.Receiving Unemployment Benefits

7. YOUTH  18-24

8.Must be able to pass a Dot Physical & Drug Screen

9.Must be able to pass a general knowledge test.

10.Must have a validate driver's license, birth certificate, social security card

How to apply: Local Career Services or WIOA office.

Online: Instructions - Workforce Solutions (wrksolutions.com) on the application you must click the talent development, work experience training to be directed to the department for Apprenticeship processing.
Eligibility: Individuals underemployed, unemployed, dislocated.
Questions: Contact nearest Career Services office or driving school

 ELDT Behind-the-wheel Training 

• Pre-Trip 
• CDL Test Prep
• Road & Range
• Public Road
• Maneuvers

ELDT Theory Instruction

• Basic Orientations 
• Control System /Dashboard
• Pre-and Post Trip Inspections
• Basic control and more

• To take advantage of the CDL Apprenticeship program, you must have a valid Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP).
• Candidate must live in an area where the CDL apprenticeship program is available

Qualified Candidates- WIOA Grants 

• TANIF
• SNAP
• Re-Entry Employment Program   
• Dislocated Worker
• Military Veteran Grant 
• Indian Native American Grant
• Disaster Relief Grant

We have partnered with organizations that specialize in re-entry programs.

 second chance for re-entry programs-, truck driver training, job assistance and more contact us for more information.

We encourage students to discuss their concerns with members of the administration and teaching staff. Students are expected to address issues or concerns with an admission representative first, then if the student is not satisfied, they can meet with the Assistant Director, and if still unresolved, the student is encouraged to schedule a meeting with the School Director.

If a problem cannot be resolved within the institution, then the student may make a formal complaint to:

Texas Workforce Commission

Career Schools and Colleges

101 East 15th Street Room 226T

Austin, Texas 78778-0001

Phone: (512) 936-3100

 career.schools@twc.state.tx.us