CDL Program Wait List

CDL Class A or B Training ProgramEarn your CDL license and start your career in transportation! Join us for our next Transportation Information Session. Learn about:Latest industry informationCommercial licensesHow the program worksWhat is required to enroll in the programHow to apply and next stepsAre you ready to launch a career in the high-demand transportation and logistics industry? Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation (AAWDC) is offering a CDL Class A or B training program for eligible Anne Arundel County residents. This program equips you with the skills, knowledge, and credentials you need to earn your CDL and begin gaining the experience required for long-term success in the industry.Program DetailsTraining Dates: TBD Based on Future FundingTraining Provider: Best CDLLocation: Annapolis & Owings, MarylandClass Schedule: Theory Classes: Tuesday evenings, 58pm (in-person in Annapolis)Skill & Driving Classes: Scheduled individuallyPre-Trip/Driving Test Preparation Classes: Wednesdays 3:30-5:30pm (in person in Owings)Participants have up to 3 attempts to pass the MVA CDL exam.EligibilityTo qualify, you must:Be an Anne Arundel County (or Annapolis City) residentBe 18 years or olderHave a high school diploma or equivalentBe authorized to work in the U.S.Be registered with Selective Service (if male, born on or after 1/1/1960)Pass a DOT physical and obtain a learner's permit before training beginsAttend a virtual suitability interview and meet priority of service criteriaSuitabilitySuitability Requirements include:Motivation and Commitment: Demonstrated interest in a career in transportation/logistics. Willingness to adhere to the demanding schedule and complete all required classes, practice, and exams. Understanding of the physical and mental demands of driving professionally.Availability & Schedule Readiness: Ability to attend all required classes and testing, including evenings and weekends if necessary. Flexibility to participate in driving practice as scheduled.Transportation & Logistics Awareness: Awareness of what a career in trucking or logistics entails, including time away from home (if long-haul), safety expectations, and the need to build experience over time.Physical & Health Readiness: Ability to meet DOT physical requirements (including vision, hearing, and overall health) and pass a drug screening.Basic Skills: Sufficient English language proficiency to understand road signs, complete written tests, and communicate effectively. Basic math and map-reading skills.Behavior & Professionalism: Positive attitude, punctuality, and ability to work independently and responsibly. Clean driving record, or at least one that meets MVA/CDL standards.Next StepsHow to ApplyEnrollment closes: TBDSubmit this interest form and driving recordIf you are selected to move forward in the process, you will be contacted to set up an interview to discuss the program and your suitability for the program.Additional details will be provided if selected for the cohort.Be sure to check your email often so as to not miss any step in the process.It is critical that you complete all the required steps in a timely manner. If you fail to do so, your application will be rejected. Funding is limited and priority of service is given according to our priority of service policy.? Important to Know While earning your CDL opens the door to many opportunities, most employers require drivers to have about one year of experience before hiring due to insurance costs. This program helps you earn your license and begin gaining valuable on-the-road experience even in roles that don't immediately require a CDL to build toward your career goals.