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Lake Superior College to host Firefighting and Truck Driving Open House

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Lake Superior College welcomes individuals and prospective students interested in a career in fire technology or truck driving to its Firefighting and Truck Driving Open House Thursday, April 25 from 3-6 p.m. at the its Emergency Response Training Center located at 11501 Highway 23, Duluth, Minnesota 55808.

Prospective students will have a chance to tour LSC’s Emergency Response Training Center, check out the firefighting equipment, trucks and the burn box metropolis, which is one of the few of its kind in the Upper Midwest.

LSC’s truck driving program is run through the Continuing Education and Customized Training (CECT) department, with increased flexibility, meaning you can earn your commercial driver’s license (CDL) and be on the road in as little as seven weeks.

LSC’s fleet of fire trucks, emergency vehicles and truck trailers will be on display with instructors and current students providing tours and answering questions. Advisors will also be on hand to answer questions and provide information about financial aid, transfer options, and much more.

Open House guests are encouraged, but not required to RSVP.

-- LSC press release

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