The New Way to Get TA
Army Vocational/Technical (AVOTEC) Pilot Program
Congress has selected the Army to participate in an education pilot program
designed to provide additional ways to expand education opportunities.
Soldiers, officers and Wounded Warriors serving on active duty -- to include National Guard and Reserve Soldiers on extended active duty -- may acquire technical, vocational, or advanced training and re-training.
This short-term pilot program is intended to provide training in high-demand
career fields to help Soldiers find employment after they transition out of the
Army.
Army Education is working with technical and community colleges throughout the United States to build upon existing programs and develop new pilot re-training in career occupations, such as rehabilitation, nursing, medical technology, and other health care occupations.
Get Money for Education
ACF
MGIB
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The MGIB under U.S. Code Title 38, Chapter 30 is an educational benefit program
for active duty personnel in the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast
Guard, Public Health Service, and the Selected Reserve Components, who establish
Chapter 30 eligibility while serving active duty (not active duty for training).
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LRP
TA
The LRP is a special enlistment incentive that the Army offers to highly
qualified applicants at the time of enlistment. Under the LRP, the Army will
repay up to $65,000 of a Soldier's qualifying student loans.
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The TA Program provides financial assistance for voluntary off-duty education
programs in support of a Soldier's professional and personal self-development
goals.
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Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges Army Degree
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The SOCAD system consists of groups of accredited colleges and universities that offer job-related degree programs at the associate and bachelor's degree
level on or accessible to Army installations and communities. It is a system of
college curriculum networks designed by Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges
(SOC) for Army Soldiers and their Family members.
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The Army Continuing Education System (ACES) through its many programs promotes
lifelong learning opportunities and sharpens the competitive edge of Army, 2010
and beyond. ACES is committed to excellence in service, innovation, and
deployability.
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