No prior trucking experience required.
Become a Truck Dispatcher from Zero
Learn how to find and evaluate loads, work with brokers, negotiate rates, manage drivers and use the tools U.S. dispatchers use every day.
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2
Modules
56
Lessons
10
Hours
Why Truck Dispatching?
    • Remote career opportunities
    • No college degree required
    • Learn a practical profession
    • Work with carriers and owner-operators
    • Earn $50,000+ per year
You will learn about
  • Market Analysis
    Learn how to assess the current situation in the transportation market, which can affect your trucking operations, freight brokers, and load boards across the US.
  • Route Planning
    Understand how proper route planning will increase truck dispatch efficiency for transport companies and as a result, increase your profits.
  • Negotiating
    Learn in theory and practice how to negotiate freight brokers and truck drivers and take loads on favorable terms for you.
  • Working with Load Boards
    Learn how to find the best load boards quickly among other thousands that appear and disappear every minute using modern dispatching software.
  • Transit
    Learn how to quickly make a transit plan with calculation of the main checkpoints. Understand how to act if the freight transportation went wrong.
  • Finding Clients
    Will be able to find employers and clients or freight companies by yourself and understand how to make long-term cooperation with dispatch business, providing high quality work.
You don't need previous dispatching experience -
we teach the process from the beginning
Could Truck Dispatching Be a Good Fit for You?
Career Changers
Looking to switch careers but don’t want to spend years getting a new degree? Truck dispatching allows you to learn a practical profession in a relatively short period of time.
Sales & Customer Service Specialists
Working in sales, a call center, or customer support? Your communication, negotiation, and customer service skills can transfer naturally to truck dispatching.
Stay-at-Home Parents
Looking for a career that can potentially fit around your family responsibilities and offer remote work opportunities?
Immigrants & International Professionals
Want to work with the U.S. market and use your English skills in a professional career, even while living outside the United States?
Young Professionals
Looking to develop your first professional specialization and enter the U.S. logistics industry without years of education?
Open Real Positions
Meet Your Instructors
Experienced professionals responsible for the course and its materials.
  • Emily
    Truck Dispatcher with over 10 years of experience.
  • Ethan
    Head of Logistics Department. More than 6 years
    of experience in Dispatching.
  • Madison
    Responsible for invoicing for load owners.
    Over 5 years of experience.
  • Lucas
    Responsible for training employees and analyzing trends in the field of load transportation.
    Over 5 years of experience.
  • Ryan
    Course Director and Videographer.
    Over 13 years of experience.
  • Noah
    Responds daily to drivers' questions regarding accidents and permits. Over 6 years of experience.
Course program includes
The program covers detailed modules on market analysis, route planning, negotiating, and working with load boards. These modules are designed to help you gain experience and develop the relevant skills required for dispatcher positions.
Acquire a profession Truck Dispatcher
Our Author's Truck dispatch Course is built on over 8+ years of experience and the success of more than 200 freight dispatchers managing 1000+ trucks in dispatch business operations.
Tariff plan
Full course
Permanent access
Practical tasks
56 effective lessons
$399
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Frequently Asked Questions
Let's say you are a beginner and manage 2 trucks charging 4% for your services.
1 truck can bring ~ 30,000 $ / month
30,000 * 4% = 1200 $ / month
You have 2 trucks = 2400 $ / month

After a month on the job, you will be able to take more trucks for service. A dispatcher can manage 7-9 trucks without overworking or getting too tired.
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