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Truck Driving Academy

We offer a comprehensive, hands-on truck driver training program that exceeds Ohio requirements for obtaining your CDL (Commercial Driver's License). The costs below include instruction, licensing, and all endorsements. There are no hidden or additional costs.

Our approach means that most of your driving instruction time is spent in the truck; either on our closed course or on the road. Classes are small so you will be guaranteed the "behind-the-wheel" time that you need to begin your professional trucking career. And individual instruction means that you get quick answers and valuable driving experience.

At SSCC, we tailor our programs to reflect growing trends in employment opportunities.

You can attend at any of our locations in Ohio. In addition to our original driver training facility in Clinton county, we also offer training in Adams, Gallia, Jackson, Lawrence, and Pike Counties.

Ohio Valley CTC

175 Lloyd Rd, West Union, OH 45693

Pike County CTC

175 Beaver Creek Rd., Piketon OH 45661

Pomeroy Campus

42377 Charles Chancey Drive, Pomeroy, OH

Rio Grande Jackson

980 E. Main Street, Jackson, OH 45640

South Point Campus

216 Collins Avenue, South Point, OH

Wilmington Campus

1850 Davids Dr, Wilmington, OH 45177

The Wilmington classroom portion will operate at the Brown county campus

If you're from this area, you already know the aesthetic beauty of southern Ohio, the sense of pride in our community and the oh-so-friendly people. This is your legacy. If you don't happen to be from this area, we welcome you!

Southern State Community College was chartered in February 1975 as Southern State General and Technical College to serve Adams, Brown, Clinton, Fayette and Highland Counties. In April of 1975, the University of Cincinnati’s Board of Trustees indicated its support of the college district which encompassed UC’s Tri-County Academic Center at Macon. In 1977, the name of the college was officially changed to Southern State Community College.