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Apprenti Veteran Services

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Apprenti Veteran Services

You’ve developed valuable skills during your time in the service—from general leadership, time management, project and interdisciplinary team operations, to specific technical skills like IT, cybersecurity, communications, or logistics. The challenge is that, sometimes, the skills and experiences you gained in the military are hard to translate to civilian life. It’s even more difficult to know where to apply those skills and equally challenging for a hiring manager to understand how your skill set fits their needs.

Apprenti takes the guesswork out of your job search by helping Veterans access an accelerated career path in technology. Tech is a fast-growing industry, and our unique apprenticeship program puts individuals on a straightforward, step-by-step fast track toward their dream job. Working with Apprenti allows Veterans to qualify for and access the following military-provided education and training benefits.

We are not currently accepting new applicants. Please read on for resources and information.

GI Bill

Traditionally, GI Bill® benefits have provided financial assistance for eligible service members to pay for college, boot camps, or other training programs. Apprenti has VA approval for our eligible apprentices to receive a Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) during the paid portions of the apprenticeship program. Eligible apprentices can enroll and claim monthly GI Bill® Benefits with Apprenti.

The GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). The official U.S. government website provides more information about education benefits offered by VA.

Next Steps

Additional Resources

GI Bill® Student Hotline: 1-888-442-4551
GI Bill® Online Ticket Submission Form
VA.Gov: About GI Bill® Benefits
VA.Gov: FAQ, Resources, and Tools
BAH Eligibility Calculator Tip: Include details such as the zip code of where you live.

Veteran Readiness and Employment

This program—also known as Chapter 31, VR&E, or Voc Rehab—helps Veterans with a service-connected disability explore employment options and address education or training needs. It is an excellent option for those who do not qualify for GI Bill or other benefits. Apprentices may be eligible for this benefit on a case-by-case basis. If you are interested in using your VR&E benefits during your apprenticeship, we encourage you to get connected with a VR&E counselor and contact Apprenti for more information on the next steps. Learn more about VR&E and eligibility requirements.

SkillBridge

The DOD SkillBridge program is an opportunity for service members to gain valuable civilian work experience through specific industry training, apprenticeships, or internships during their last 180 days of service. With SkillBridge, approved participants can leave active duty ahead of their normal ETS (Expiration Term of Service) to participate in apprenticeship training, and still be paid as if they were on active duty (until your ETS). Learn more about SkillBridge and eligibility requirements here.

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Services for Veterans with Disabilities

Medical conditions and disabilities, both visible and invisible, can create barriers to learning and working. The Apprenti Access Team helps apprentices identify and implement accommodations and provides equal access for all during the apprenticeship program.

Apprenticeships designed to increase access can create career opportunities for Veterans, including those with service-connected disabilities.

Apprenti is committed to being a resource to you throughout this process.

Please contact us to get started on the path to an apprenticeship.

Apprenti Veteran Services

The path, the plan, your career in tech.