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Professional Truck Driver Training

- Achieve behind the wheel experience and training to become a Professional Truck Driver.

- Learn from professional truck drivers the skills needed to drive and operate heavy trucks such as semi-tractor trailers and large commercial dump trucks.

- Learn advanced heavy truck driving skills including, hazardous materials carrier, dual trailer operation, legal requirements, vehicle inspections, record keeping, and tractor trailer maintenance.

Credentials/Industry Certifications

Commercial Driver's License

Professional Truck Driver

HAXMAT Endorsement

Tanker Endorsement

Double/Triple Endorsement

Financial assistance is available through several options at Tulsa Tech.

Oklahoma's CareerTech System, Tulsa Tech is the oldest and largest technology center in Oklahoma's CareerTech System.

For more than a hundred years, Oklahoma’s system of career and technology education has been elevating the future of the state’s citizens and industries by providing the training needed to achieve success in the workplace.

In the 20th century, career and technology education advanced in both ideology and technology. Today, it is a comprehensive system that significantly contributes to the states’ economic development and quality of life.

Oklahoma’s system is often used as a model for programs across the United States and around the world. The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education provides leadership and resources to ensure standards of excellence throughout the statewide system. The system offers its programs and services throughout nearly 400 public school districts, 29 technology centers with 57 campus sites and 16 skills centers located in correctional facilities. Each technology center works closely with advisers from local industry to ensure that students learn the skills needed to be valued members of the workforce.