Transportation and Logistics Career Training

Start a path towards a career in the transportation industry.

Available Programs


Basic Auto Technician

Learn the fundamentals of car repair and prepare to work as an entry level auto technician in this 9-week class. In this course, you will learn to complete oil changes, tire rotations, light brake work, and multipoint inspections. You will be prepared to enter the workforce as a lube tech or a safety and emissions inspector.

Learn more about becoming an auto technician.

Details

  • Credential Received: NC Vehicle Inspection and Emissions Testing Inspector-Mechanic
  • Location: Levine Campus
  • Course: AUX-9503 Basic Automotive Technician
  • Offered: Spring and Fall semesters
  • Next Session Begins: September 2024

Eligibility Requirements

  • The Basic Auto Repair program does not require a high school diploma.
  • You must have a NC driver’s license.
  • You must be comfortable working in an environment typical of a mechanic garage.

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Commercial Driving CDL-A

Gain hands-on experience driving tractor trailers and earn your CDL Class A license during this 10-week class. You will complete Entry Level Driver Training, learn how to do a pre-trip inspection, practice backing skills, and gain road experience in a truck. During the class, you will obtain all the necessary practical skills and have an opportunity to take your CDL Class A road test.

Learn more about becoming a commercial truck driver.

Details

  • Credential Received: CDL Class A Drivers License
  • Location: Merancas Campus
  • Course: CDL 7200 Learning to Drive a Commercial Truck Class A
  • Offered: Spring and Fall semesters
  • Next Session Begins: January 2025

Eligibility Requirements

  • The CDL Program does not require a high school diploma.
  • You must be at least 18 years old.
  • You must have a valid NC driver’s license.
  • You must obtain an NC CDL Class A learners permit, DOT (Department of Transportation) physical, and DOT drug screen to participate.

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