FAQ

We require that all students have a high school diploma or recognized equivalent, such as the GED. Each student must also interview with an Admissions Representative, and complete and submit all application documents.

Students must be 18 or older to attend; however, students under 18 can make a special request to attend that will be addressed on a case-by-case basis. Any student under 18 will require parental consent to attend.

Yes. Students can search for available scholarship opportunities here.

The CORE Course is 7 weeks. We also offer an Advanced and Professional Curriculum which is a longer.

We are located in Kansas City, Missouri.

No, you will be provided all the tools required during training.

Diesel technicians can secure a variety of jobs in industries such as transportation, construction, agriculture, and mining. They may work as fleet mechanics, equipment technicians, field service technicians, or dealership technicians, specializing in maintenance, repair, and diagnostics of diesel engines and related systems. Additionally, opportunities exist in government agencies, manufacturing companies, and independent repair shops, offering diverse career paths with potential for specialization and advancement.