Certification and Credentialing

"Forces to Flyers" program run by Dept. of Transportation seeks to help ease pilot shortage

The following will guide you on the use of the GI Bill On-the-Job Training and Apprenticeship Program.

The DoD has developed ways to pursue vocational and technical licensing. Learn more about your Vocational Training options.

If you want to work for a national chain, a bartending certificate is a must, emphasizes Chad Ryan, manager of New York City...

Childcare providers are hard to find, but there are opportunities for military family members to care for children in their...

Find a collection of resources for military spouse licensing and certification programs.

While the credentials for teaching English abroad remain somewhat flexible, many schools now require teachers to have...

Obtaining a transportation or logistician job doesn't require years of higher learning, but it does require proper...

A solid technical education is the foundation for the careers of both newbie and experienced automotive technicians.

For auto techs, learning outside the classroom used to mean hours toiling over dry technical manuals. But continuing your...