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From ‘Boots to Books’: How tailored college classes help vets in transition
A first-year program offered at some California community colleges is designed to help veterans transition from military to civilian life, emphasizing skills needed to succeed in college, as well as more complex issues such as anger management and post-traumatic stress.
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Going to a job fair? This is what you should expect to get out of it.
We all know searching for a new job is tough, but what can make it even harder is setting your expectations too high — only to be crushed when they’re not met. Hire Our Heroes founder Dan Caporale talks with Rebootcamp about managing expectations while on the job hunt.
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Want job search help and $320?
Participants will be placed into either a national or local program offering career services to veterans with disabilities, and researchers will follow them over a three-year period to track outcomes such as earnings, employment and well-being.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low
The unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans hit a record low last month, driving the largest gap in unemployment between veterans and nonveterans so far this year.
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Going to flight school on the GI Bill? The House just passed a bill that could affect you.
The House of Representatives voted this week to cap the amount of tuition covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill for veterans enrolled in public flight schools, among other changes.
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The Forever GI Bill will change things for student vets this school year; here’s what you need to know
Changes to the Post-9/11 GI Bill are part of a robust set of reforms to veteran education benefits that became law last August.
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Study: Companies still don’t understand veterans
More than half of veterans struggle to find work in their desired field after the military because employers want more experienced and educated candidates – and often don’t realize veterans qualify, a new survey finds.
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VA behind schedule on implementing GI Bill changes
Some veterans going to school this fall could get an inaccurate housing stipend early in the semester.
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New GI Bill transfer restrictions: 7 things you need to know
We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD’s recent GI Bill transfer policy change.
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As TA use drops, could recent policy changes get more service members using the education benefit?
One of the perks of serving in the military is being able to go to college on the Defense Department’s dime. But the number of service members taking advantage of this education benefit — often hailed as a key military recruitment and retention tool — has been declining in recent years, with all branches seeing…
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From ‘Boots to Books’: How tailored college classes help vets in transition
A first-year program offered at some California community colleges is designed to help veterans transition from military to civilian life, emphasizing skills needed to succeed in college, as well as more complex issues such as anger management and post-traumatic stress.
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Going to a job fair? This is what you should expect to get out of it.
We all know searching for a new job is tough, but what can make it even harder is setting your expectations too high — only to be crushed when they’re not met. Hire Our Heroes founder Dan Caporale talks with Rebootcamp about managing expectations while on the job hunt.
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Want job search help and $320?
Participants will be placed into either a national or local program offering career services to veterans with disabilities, and researchers will follow them over a three-year period to track outcomes such as earnings, employment and well-being.
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Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low
The unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans hit a record low last month, driving the largest gap in unemployment between veterans and nonveterans so far this year.
-
Going to flight school on the GI Bill? The House just passed a bill that could affect you.
The House of Representatives voted this week to cap the amount of tuition covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill for veterans enrolled in public flight schools, among other changes.
-
The Forever GI Bill will change things for student vets this school year; here’s what you need to know
Changes to the Post-9/11 GI Bill are part of a robust set of reforms to veteran education benefits that became law last August.
-
Study: Companies still don’t understand veterans
More than half of veterans struggle to find work in their desired field after the military because employers want more experienced and educated candidates – and often don’t realize veterans qualify, a new survey finds.
-
VA behind schedule on implementing GI Bill changes
Some veterans going to school this fall could get an inaccurate housing stipend early in the semester.
-
New GI Bill transfer restrictions: 7 things you need to know
We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD’s recent GI Bill transfer policy change.
-
As TA use drops, could recent policy changes get more service members using the education benefit?
One of the perks of serving in the military is being able to go to college on the Defense Department’s dime. But the number of service members taking advantage of this education benefit — often hailed as a key military recruitment and retention tool — has been declining in recent years, with all branches seeing…
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From ‘Boots to Books’: How tailored college classes help vets in transition
A first-year program offered at some California community colleges is designed to help veterans transition from military to civilian life, emphasizing skills needed to succeed in college, as well as more complex issues such as anger management and post-traumatic stress.
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Going to a job fair? This is what you should expect to get out of it.
We all know searching for a new job is tough, but what can make it even harder is setting your expectations too high — only to be crushed when they’re not met. Hire Our Heroes founder Dan Caporale talks with Rebootcamp about managing expectations while on the job hunt.
-
Want job search help and $320?
Participants will be placed into either a national or local program offering career services to veterans with disabilities, and researchers will follow them over a three-year period to track outcomes such as earnings, employment and well-being.
-
Unemployment for post-9/11 vets hits record low
The unemployment rate among post-9/11 veterans hit a record low last month, driving the largest gap in unemployment between veterans and nonveterans so far this year.
-
Going to flight school on the GI Bill? The House just passed a bill that could affect you.
The House of Representatives voted this week to cap the amount of tuition covered by the Post-9/11 GI Bill for veterans enrolled in public flight schools, among other changes.
-
The Forever GI Bill will change things for student vets this school year; here’s what you need to know
Changes to the Post-9/11 GI Bill are part of a robust set of reforms to veteran education benefits that became law last August.
-
Study: Companies still don’t understand veterans
More than half of veterans struggle to find work in their desired field after the military because employers want more experienced and educated candidates – and often don’t realize veterans qualify, a new survey finds.
-
VA behind schedule on implementing GI Bill changes
Some veterans going to school this fall could get an inaccurate housing stipend early in the semester.
-
New GI Bill transfer restrictions: 7 things you need to know
We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD’s recent GI Bill transfer policy change.
-
As TA use drops, could recent policy changes get more service members using the education benefit?
One of the perks of serving in the military is being able to go to college on the Defense Department’s dime. But the number of service members taking advantage of this education benefit — often hailed as a key military recruitment and retention tool — has been declining in recent years, with all branches seeing…
