After graduating in March of this year, our student Mr. Wade Wright came to visit us very recently to talk about his employment. To help students like Wade, our school provides national job placement assistance during and after training. Our placement office is here to support current students and alumni in resume writing, interview preparation, and networking with companies that are already hiring our graduates fresh out of class.
Additionally, this is offered on a national level. What does this mean? It means that students and graduates going home to other parts of the country will not miss out on our help in finding a career. Even years after graduation, our alumni may give us a call if they are looking for a position in the commercial driving industry in any location across the US.
Again, we would like to thank Wade for coming down to our Anaheim location and we wish him well in the rest of his endeavors. Thanks Wade!
Link to: Wade’s testimonial
Over the years, California Career School has developed and maintained close working relationships with employers and various funding agencies such as the Workforce Investment Act, Vocational Rehabilitation, the Employment Development Department and the Veterans Administration to assist individuals seeking training and employment. Our reputation for quality service and a high success rate has been acknowledged by numerous training and placement awards. California Career School programs have proven, time and again, to provide dedicated men and women with the knowledge and skills demanded by today’s job market.
“Werner Enterprises has had a very positive working relationship with California Career Schools for over 10 years. Werner has hired a large number of their students because of the great professional training that they receive. Werner Enterprises hopes to continue a great working relationship with California Career School.”
My experience working with California Career Schools graduates has always been very positive. CCS carefully reviews each student applicant to ensure that they meet the requirements of carriers. Students are well informed about the career path they have choosen and have been trained to be safe and successful drivers.”
California Career Schools is proud to have been selected to G.I. Jobs magazine Military Friendly Schools list. This list represents the top 15% of the nations schools that are doing the most to embrace military students, veterans and their families, and has been determined through exhaustive research by the G.I. Jobs Military Friendly Schools Team. This research includes government agencies, private entities that administer education benefits, and a comprehensive survey of more than 7,000 postsecondary schools.
To Whom it May Concern:
” As my time in the Marine Corps was coming to an end, I decided that I wanted to further my firefighter career in the civilian side. Obtaining my class A license became a priority. I first went to another school that offered a class A license and after only attending a couple of weeks I dreaded going to class and began to doubt I would obtain my license. Because of personal reasons I had to drop the school and postpone getting my license.
