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Adult Driving Class
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This is a driving class for individuals 18 and older, who have an LPD permit and want to learn how to drive, or individuals who want to sharpen their driving skills. Also, individuals who fail three drive tests with DMV can attend this class or hold a valid LPD for 90 days to retest. Tests passed during this class do not waive drive test at the DMV. Students will acquire the basic skills to operate a vehicle. Six hours of classroom and six hours of driving time is required. Instructor will arrange driving time with students.
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CDL Passenger Endorsement
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Drivers who wish to drive a vehicle having a design capacity to carry 16 or more people, including the driver, must have a passenger endorsement. This course will provide the knowledge and skills necessary to safely operate commercial passenger vehicles. This course meets the requirement for the Passenger ELDT.
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CDL School Bus Passenger Endorsement
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Drivers who wish to drive a School Bus having a design capacity to carry 16 or more people, including the driver, must have a school bus endorsement. This course will provide the knowledge and skills necessary to safely operate a school bus. This course meets the requirements for the School Bus ELDT.
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CDL Training - O'Neill/Norfolk
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Instruction will include everything you will need to know to pass the license exam, pre-trip inspection, and practical driving test. You will spend 16 hours in the classroom that will prepare you for the written test needed to obtain a learner's permit. You will then complete the 64-hour driving portion of the course in Norfolk, which will culminate with a driving test. The testing fee is included in the course cost. The classroom portion will be completed August 1-2 at O'Neill Extended Campus Room 132 in O'Neill. The driving/testing portion will take place at the Norfolk Campus Monday-Friday August 5-14 for CRN 60084 or August 19-28 for CRN 60086. Financial Assistance is available through the Community College Gap Assistance Program for students meeting income guidelines. For more information, contact Amy Kaiser at (402) 844-7245. For course details and related questions, contact Ed Lewis at 402-844-7217.
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CDL Training-Basic CDL Class Theory and Lab
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Northeast Community College is offering a CDL training course in your area! Instruction will include everything the student will need to know to pass the license exam, pre-trip inspection, practical driving test and is ELDT (Entry Level Driver Training) compliant. Sixteen hours will be spent in the classroom. Students will need to get their CLP (Commercial Learner’s Permit) either before the theory portion or just after the theory portion of the class, but at least 14 days before the lab portion of the class. You will also need to get a DOT drug screen after you have acquired your CLP and bring the results with you when you attend the lab portion of the class. The driving, vehicle inspection, and testing portion of the course will be completed in Norfolk or South Sioux City. The final drive test fee is included in the course. Financial Assistance is available through the Community College Gap Assistance Program for students meeting income guidelines, contact Amy Kaiser at 402.844.7245. For course details and related questions, contact Ed Lewis at 402.844.7217. Requirements: Students must be 18 years of age and have a valid Nebraska driver’s license to take this course (21 years of age if the student has a valid driver’s license from another state). Students are also cautioned that the physical requirements for a Class A Commercial Driver License (required for truck-tractor operators) must be consistent with the standards of the United States Department of Transportation. Tuition does not include cost of license, clearing house fee, DOT drug screen, and learner’s permit (no K restriction for out-of-state residence). The required drug/alcohol testing includes pre-admittance, random, post-accident, and reasonable suspicion testing. Click on Register to find more details for each offering.
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CDL Training-Class B
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Northeast Community College is offering a Class B CDL training course. The Class B CDL training program prepares the entry level students for the safe operation of Class B commercial vehicles. Students will receive instruction in basic operations, safe operating procedures, advanced operating practices, vehicle systems, and reporting, and non-driving activities such as trip planning, environmental compliance, cargo handling, hours of service and more. Hands-on training includes both range and public road training in a Class B commercial vehicle including vehicle inspection, backing, shifting, speed and space management, and other critical driving skills. Not included in the cost of the course are the cost of DOT drug screen, and learner’s permit (no K restriction for out-of-state residence). Students must have their learner’s permit 14 days prior to the first day of lab, and DOT drug screen within 30 days prior to the start of class and after the learner’s permit has been obtained. The final drive test fee is included in the course. Financial Assistance is available through the Community College Gap Assistance Program for students meeting income guidelines. For more information, contact Amy Kaiser at (402) 844-7245. Click on Register to find more details for the class.
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Driver's Education
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This is a Provisional Operators Permit driver training course for individuals 14-17 years old. A Learner’s or School Permit is required for participation and needs to be brought to the first class. The class requires 20 hours of classroom and a minimum of 6 hours of driving. Students will acquire the skills to operate a vehicle. The driving experience will be arranged by the instructor with the student, parent and or guardian within the time frame specified. NECC will provide the materials needed.
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Motorcycle Rider Course
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The Motorcycle Rider Course (MRC) includes classroom instruction and 10 hours of riding instruction, which is required by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation. The course begins with the basics of turning, shifting, and braking and then moves onto the advanced skills and strategies for street riding. Professionally trained instructors teach in the classroom and then coach riders in a controlled riding area. Participants are required to take the Motorcycle Safety Foundation eCourse no more than 30 days prior to the start of class. Details regarding the eCouse will be emailed/mailed to the student approximately 25 to 30 days prior to the start of the first class, along with additional paperwork needed for the course. There is no additional cost for the mandatory eCourse. The class meets Fri., 6:30 pm -10 pm; Sat., 7:50am-6:00 pm; and Sun., 7:50am-4:30 pm.
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Professional Truck Driver Training
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The training program is an intensive course. Students will learn to operate articulated vehicles in a training environment that includes driving on city streets, two-lane, and interstate highways. The program includes 240 contact hours, 44+ hours of behind the wheel training and 190 hours of classroom, lab, and observation. A CASA test will be provided if necessary through Adult Education. Must have CDL Learner's permit, DOT drug screen and DOT physical by the start of the first day of class. Tuition does not include the cost of books, DOT physical, drug screen, MVR report, learner’s permit or the CDL license. The Norfolk and South Sioux City locations offers six-week course scheduled Monday through Friday, meeting 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Financial assistance is available through the Community College GAP Assistance Program for students meeting income guidelines, contact Amy Kaiser 402.844.7245. For course details and related questions, contact Ed Lewis at 402.844.7217.
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