The article has been updated successfully.The training program I am applying for states that I must have a service connected disability. Can I get a waiver for this?
Unfortunately not. Each training program has certain requirements for entry. All of these requirements must be met before an applicant is accepted into the program. There are no exceptions to these requirements.Example 1:
The call center training program is for service-connected disabled veterans and those few spouses who qualify for Ch. 35 through the VA. Non-disabled veterans, non-veterans, and veterans who do not possess a rating by the Veterans Administration would not qualify for that training program.
Example 2:
VVTI is for the spouses of active duty veterans. In order to qualify for this training program you must be the current spouse of an active-duty military member.
If we do not currently have a program running that you qualify for please be patient and check back with us in the future. As all Purple Heart Services employees are veterans themselves we work very hard to develop and institute a variety of training and employment options for the entire veteran community. We continue to expand our horizons on a daily basis and look forward to offering more training variety in the future.
Contact Information
On the web: www.VVTI.org
By telephone: (800) 274-9772
By e-mail: admissions@vvti.org
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8th of September, 2010
