The best security company on the Nassau county area. Any time you call you can expect an answer or help right away. Always listens to what we need and never push's any sales gimmick. . Highly recommended read more

I went to a two-week school bus driving class offered here, and it was a great experience. I passed my driving exam the first time after this course. I had previously taken a bus driving class for only a week at a different school district, and I was not prepared for my driving test. I am glad that I got to come to Central Tech. They have an on-site driving course for bus and semi training. It is over a large area and has several hairpin turns for practice, a large backing maneuvers area, a railroad crossing, and they are stocked with practice trucks and air brake buses. When the course has been completed and it's time for testing, they bring in certified examiners to test you on site. You can practice your entire driving test ahead of time, exactly how it will be. During the two-week course (longer than the time required by the state) we practiced all aspects of the driving test. We only spent one day sitting in a classroom going over the manual and spent the rest of our days breaking into groups and working on the buses. We had 3 air brake buses to practice with. The person who was only testing for hydraulic brakes had to bring their own bus. Our two instructors were in separate golf carts and floated between buses to check on us and instruct us by radio when we needed help. One of the most helpful parts of the class was when we were individually administered an unofficial pre-trip examination with written feedback of failed areas. Most people don't pass this assessment, but they learn from their mistakes and generally do well on the real pre-trip examination. I am highly satisfied with this bus driving class and would recommend it to others. The facilities are very good and the instructors are highly qualified. I am sure that the truck driving courses are equally as good. There are lots of job postings in the building looking for truck drivers who graduate from Central Tech's classes. read more

Just finished my first week at Central Tech Truck Driving School and I am not impressed. I am actually embarrassed the company I work for paid my "education" here. The "teacher" has a middle school reading level, at best. He stumbles through Power-Point presentations, designed to help the students learn material set us up to teach the knowledge required to pass the CDL permit test, and then does the quizzes with the students, giving us the answers, while getting many of the questions wrong himself. It is not an efficient or successful way to learn. I'm not confident he could pass the CDL permit test himself; he even declared to us that he was not sure he could pass the CDL permit test himself again. It has not instilled any kind of confidence for the students in our class. He is aggressive, moody, and contentious. For example, he came into the classroom a few minutes late one morning, declared that for the rest of our time at the school, we are to fill out an hours of service report. One student was confused whether he meant to start the process that day or on Monday, after we started driving. He yelled at the student for being confused and proceeded to ask the student if he was getting mad. After which he informed the class that we all "better get thicker skin if we are going to be around him." Learning environments should be positive, encouraging and inspiring. I would not recommend paying any kind of money to this excuse of a "school." I have four more weeks to complete at this school, and I only hope the driving instruction is more valuable and educational than the classroom instruction has been so far. read more