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VA’s highly sought after five-year pilot program—Veteran Employment Through Technology Education Courses (VET TEC)—is coming to an end this April. This innovative program provided $45 million annually to pair Veterans and transitioning service members with high-technology programs, and featured performance targets and oversight of providers based on the agreements entered with VA.
VA is proud to have offered this pilot program to provide opportunities for Veterans to obtain the technology skills sought by today’s top employers.