FAQ

Education: High school or higher.

Language skills: You should be able to speak, write, and read proficiently in English.

Computer skills: Familiar with the computer, be able use multiple programs at once, sign documents through the computer, answering emails and be able to communicate effectively through email. etc. You will not need to code a program, but you will work with your computer everyday.

Personal skills: Must have great communication skills while maintaining professionalism for both your trucks and your own company. Should be an organized and punctual person. Must be able to quickly adapt to any situations or market changes.

Our platform offers the necessary tools and knowledge to succeed, but ultimately it's up to you to take action!

Depending what direction you choose to go professionally (meaning if you work for a larger dispatching company, dispatch your own trucks, or offer your own dispatch services) of course you can work from home, or in a traditional office setting. Being your own boss means you can work from wherever you want! All you need is your computer, Wi-Fi, phone! (of course for at home office set-up we recommend double monitor's, check out our YouTube for our office setup video!).

Yes, you can dispatch trucks for the USA even if you do not live in the country, provided you understand the basics and the American market. Approximately 65% of truck dispatching is outsourced, making it feasible to work remotely.

It takes about 1-2 months of intensive study to learn the basics and start making calls. Continuous learning and skill development are essential once you're in the field.

Your earnings as a truck dispatcher in the U.S. can vary. As of 2025, the average salary ranges from $45,000 to $62,000. If you're an independent dispatcher, you could earn between $60,000 and $130,000 annually. For the latest updates, check industry reports or job listings.

Company dispatchers typically earn between $800 and $1500 per week. Independent dispatchers can charge 4-10% of the gross or $200-$400 per truck weekly. Your compensation will depend on your experience, location, and client agreements.

Successful dispatchers are well-organized, stress-resistant, able to multi-task, and capable of processing a lot of information at once. These skills come with experience; start by learning the basics and then work on developing these skills.

Yes, our courses are available online and are conducted live via Zoom. We do not utilize pre-recorded classes, ensuring an interactive and engaging learning experience.

We do not share recordings of our classes, but you will receive PDF files after each class with an overview of the class material, homework assignments, and quizzes.

To make a payment on our website, simply follow these steps: First, select the course you wish to study, then click on the "Enroll now" button and proceed to the course registration page. We accept payments via credit card, PayPal, and Apple Pay. If you are a member of the military, please email us an official ID to receive any discounts that may apply. We also offer payment plans with Affirm; please read all disclosures on their site.

It is crucial that you enroll in a course in advance, at least 10 days prior to the starting date . Once you pay for a course you will receive a lot of materials you will need to study before our first class.

If you are serious about truck dispatching, then we would recommend you have a computer with two screens, Adobe DC software, a map of the USA, comfortable and quiet setting to participate in our class. (Computer should have camera for the class, strong Wi-Fi)

To prepare for your first class at Dispatch Training Center, review the materials we send you, get comfortable using ZOOM, and ensure you have a webcam and microphone for active participation.

Our course typically lasts for about 6 weeks and is mainly conducted on weekends. You will have 5 class days and one practice day. Each class runs for approximately 4 hours, and the practice day is also 4 hours long. Please refer to the schedules provided in the details of each class description for further information.

Yes, we provide training for both working with dispatching companies and becoming an independent dispatcher.

Once you complete your last day of the dispatching course, which is a practice day, you will receive a certificate. This certificate can be printed and displayed in your office or uploaded to your website/social media to showcase your accomplishment of finishing the course.