STSky TruckSchool

Class A CDL training · Wilson, Wisconsin

Get your
Class A CDL.

Theory, pre-trip inspection, backing and road training in a real Class A truck, with an instructor who gets you ready for test day.

How it works

Four steps from permit to CDL

  1. 01

    Get your permit & DOT medical

    Pass the Wisconsin CDL knowledge tests for your Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) and get a DOT medical card.

  2. 02

    ELDT theory

    Complete the federal Entry-Level Driver Training theory course and pass the final assessment with 80% or higher.

  3. 03

    Range & road training

    Pre-trip inspection, backing maneuvers, coupling and public-road driving in a Class A truck with your instructor.

  4. 04

    Take your skills test

    We report your training to the FMCSA registry, then you take the CDL skills test: pre-trip, backing and road.

Included in your training

Everything you need for test day

  • ELDT theory course with a final assessment (80% to pass)
  • Pre-trip inspection video course: what to check and what to SAY
  • Backing practice: straight-line, offset and alley dock
  • Public road driving with your instructor
  • Your training reported to the FMCSA registry so you can test
  • Student portal: schedule, documents, payments and progress
See the full program
Air brake check lesson from the Sky Truck School pre-trip course

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Watch a pre-trip lesson

Air brake check: the part of the test that is an automatic fail if done wrong.

Tuition

Class A CDL: $3,500

Pay all at once or in installments. Every payment and your remaining balance show in your student portal, with no surprises.

Tuition & payment plans

Pay in full

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Weekly

Installments

Every two weeks

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Questions

Common questions

How long does the program take?+

It depends on your schedule and how fast you pass each stage. Admissions will give you a training plan with dates when you enroll.

Do I need my permit before I start?+

You need a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) before you drive on public roads. You can start the ELDT theory while you study for the permit.

What is ELDT?+

Entry-Level Driver Training is required by the federal government (FMCSA) for every new Class A driver. You must finish ELDT theory and behind-the-wheel training at a school listed on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry before the state lets you take the skills test.

Is Sky Truck School on the FMCSA Training Provider Registry?+

Yes. After you finish, we submit your training record to the registry so you can schedule your skills test.

All questions

Ready to start your CDL?

Apply online in about 5 minutes. Admissions will call you to plan your start date and payment plan.

Apply now