All-State Career

All-State Career offers certification opportunities in a wide variety of mechanic and automotive career oriented programs that provide potential students with the basic skills needed to achieve entry-level employment options in their desired field.  The career training school is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Career Schools and Colleges of Technology or ACCSCT. The programs are also approved by the Departments of Education in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland.    

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Programs in the field of mechanics are available at the All-State campuses.  Both the electrical systems technician program and the welding technology cover automobile systems.  Certificates are available in both programs.  Students successfully graduating from the welding tech program are knowledgeable in welding specifications of transportation vehicles for water and land.  The electrical systems tech program is also designed to cover automobile systems.  Graduates of the electrical systems technology program typically gain entry into the electronic and automotive industry.

The school offers a career services department to all enrolled students and alumni.  Career planning workshops and programs are available with a focus on resume skills, interviewing techniques, how to dress for success, attitude assessment, computer skills training, and job search techniques.  Course tutoring is also available with convenient hours: day or evening.  Employer recruitment takes place on campus and the school has a reputation for training quality job candidates who are highly skilled in their field of study.

The enrollment process for All-State has become simplified over the years and requires only that potential students hold a high school diploma or general equivalency certificate (GED).  The prospective student must undergo a personal assessment by a qualified staff member to determine the student’s ability to succeed in the program of choice.  Visiting students may be escorted on a tour of the facility and are encouraged to investigate the campus before course enrollment.

Truck and Tractor Driver Programs:

Class A CDL Advanced Tractor Trailer Driver Program

The central program allows students to boost their job opportunities by giving them the most complex training available. When a student enters this training they will be provided with advanced maneuvering and driving skills in a tractor-trailer, as well as in-depth classroom material. The end result is being a graduate with a CDL, an All-State Career diploma or certificate, and capacity to be an immediate help to his employer. Those who are striving to enter a long-term career with widely available job opportunities and comprehensive, thorough training, will benefit the most from our Class A CDL Advanced Tractor Trailer Driver Program.

Class A CDL Preparatory Driver Training Program

A practice yard and real highways and roads in a tractor-trailer will serve as the two main instructional sites in this hands-on training program. The goal of these programs is to teach each student the safety basics to operate a tractor trailer, and they will be able to pass the Class A test. Once an individual has received the Class A CDL plus a certificate or diploma from All-State Career, then they can be eligible for jobs being a tractor-trailer driver. This program will work for students who want to be entry level long-distance tractor trailer drivers.

Class B CDL Driver Training Program

This program is a continuous one laying stress on practical skills and road training in a straight truck. The goal of the CDL Driver Training Program is to help the students to drive a Class B vehicle safely and efficiently and also to pass the CDL test in his/her own home state. Students will receive a certificate of completion and job-placement assistance for employment as a Class B driver upon receipt of the CDL.

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