CDL A Company Truck Driver Paid Training
Start Your Trucking Career With a Company That Invests in New Drivers
Just earned your CDL-A? Looking for a company willing to give you the experience you need? 365 Freight USA is hiring recent CDL-A graduates for a paid mentor program. You will spend 4–6 weeks on the road with an experienced trainer, learning how the job works beyond CDL school. After successfully completing training, you will move into your own truck and can earn $1,600–$1,800 per week.
What We Offer
- Paid 4–6 week mentor training
- Earn $1,600–$1,800 per week after training
- Weekly direct deposit
- Full benefits after training
- Real on-the-road experience with an experienced mentor
- A structured path from recent graduate to solo driver
What You’ll Do
During training, you will ride with an experienced driver who will help you build the skills and confidence needed to succeed independently. You will learn:
- Safe driving and trip planning
- Pickup and delivery procedures
- Pre-trip and post-trip inspections
- Communication with dispatch
- Daily responsibilities of an over-the-road driver
After successfully completing the mentor program, you will transition into your own truck and begin driving solo on routes based out of the Green Bay, Wisconsin area.
What We’re Looking For
We’re looking for drivers who are motivated to learn, work hard, and build a successful career.
- Valid Class A CDL
- Graduate of an accredited CDL school
- Clean motor vehicle record
- Meets Department of Transportation qualification requirements
- Positive attitude and willingness to learn
- Safety-focused and dependable
No previous driving experience is required.
Why New Drivers Choose 365 Freight USA
Starting your first trucking job can feel overwhelming. That’s why we don’t expect you to figure everything out on your own. Our mentor program is designed to help you gain real-world experience, ask questions, and build confidence before taking the wheel as a solo driver. We believe every new driver deserves the support and training needed to begin a successful career in trucking.