National Training and Visit Center Returning Veterans
In partnership with The Center for Strategic Military Excellence (CSME), Monument to Women Veterans will provide a state-of-the-art job training center for veterans.
This training center will provide veterans with resources, vocational rehabilitation, job placement, and expertise in the construction industry.
Training In Construction
Offering classes, training, and on-the-job knowledge of construction
Vocational rehabilitation
For veterans with physical disabilities or those who have PTSD or other trauma
Employment Assistance
Assistance finding and securing construction jobs throughout the country
There are over 250,000 open positions in the construction industry, creating an opportunity for veterans.
Rebuilding the hospitality industry after 2020 will be more critical than ever in Florida, and throughout the U.S.
Training for the hospitality industry is diverse. Necessary skills include communication and ways to interact with the hotel guests. Hospitality management roles require strong teamwork and leadership skills, which veterans attain during their service.
The number of job openings in data science and IT is huge and shows no sign of slowing.
Employment of computer and information technology occupations is projected to grow 11% from 2019 to 2029, much faster than the average for all occupations. These occupations are projected to add about 531,200 new jobs, with companies looking to fill their ranks with specialists in cloud computing, collating and management of business information, and cybersecurity (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2020).
The healthcare industry covers many professions and is one of the most popular career paths for veterans. Examples of job roles within healthcare include hospital operations, nursing, research, or administration. Regardless of their previous career specialization, there is an opportunity for veterans to apply their skills within the healthcare industry upon leaving the military.
The training center is committed to helping returning veterans find a rewarding career. Applicants will receive assistance in finding jobs that are best suited for them based on their aptitude and interests, as well as skills gained during prior military service.
Our Pensacola-based museum and monument will also serve as a Veteran Welcome and Information Center. We will provide resources from local entities, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and State and Federal Veteran support services.
The goal of the visitor center is to give all veterans the assistance they need to access their benefits and critical resources such as healthcare, career, housing, and financial support. We will work one-on-one with veterans to evaluate their unique needs, source necessary documents, and set them up for a successful transition back to civilian life.
More than just a web application, VetCV is a virtual friend you can count on as you transition to your New Life as a civilian or to your next adventure. VetCV is built by Veterans for Veteran.
The app is user-friendly and intuitive. Learning its features requires no documentation or complex instructions.
The Monument to Women Veterans, Inc., is a 501c3 Charitable Non-Profit Corporation established in 2011 that has been leading the charge in recognizing and empowering our military women through a variety of community outreach and awareness efforts.
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