What Makes American Diesel Different Than Other Programs?
Over the last 4 years, we have had dozens of ADTC graduates who were previously enrolled in other diesel technician programs around the country.
I always ask these students, "What made you switch to American Diesel?"
Here are the most common responses I get:
TIME: "I don't have the time to invest 2-4 years to earn a degree. American Diesel's 5 week program made it possible."
MONEY: "A $40,000 program is entirely too expensive for me."
STUDENT LOANS: "I didn't qualify for student loans." "I qualified for student loans, but American Diesel's Income Share Agreement allowed me to wait until I was hired to pay for school."
HANDS-ON: "I don't learn by reading textbooks. I like to get my hands dirty."
TOOLS: "Tools were not included, there is no way I can spend an additional $5,000 on tools after I graduate."
EXTRA FEES: "I had to pay for room and board, books, and more."
INSTRUCTORS: "The instructors did not answer questions. They expected me to have a baseline knowledge."
SCHOOL: "I just don't like a school-type atmosphere."
GENERAL EDUCATION: "I want to learn diesel mechanics, not algebra."
At American Diesel Training Centers:
5 Week Program
Quarter of the Price
Pay $0 Until You Are Hired
Majority of Time is Hands-On
Tool Set Included
No Hidden Fees
Travel Costs are Covered
Hotel Suite is Covered
Food Card is Provided
Instructors are Real-World Mechanics
Each Day Feels Like a Job
No G.E. Requirements
But don't just take my word for it.
Alan H used to be enrolled in a 4 year program that would have cost him $75k - $100k.
Nick B used to be enrolled in a 10 month program that was priced at $52,000.
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