Military GI Bill Let's talk about military gi bill. Are you aware that veterans, Reservists and National Guard members, who are employed as registered apprentices, might be permitted to collect GI Bill payments in addition to their regular full-time wages?It's hard to believe, but it's true! And it's one of the least known advantages of these exceptional military programs. Just like a university student can collect a monthly G.I. Bill payment for classroom attendance, so can a registered apprentice who learns a trade on-the-job. Montgomery G.I. Bill payments for apprenticeship programs, which generally change from one to Five years in length, can total between $2,600 and $42,000 based upon benefit eligibility.
Everyone wins when apprentices collect their military benefits; employers possess a powerful recruiting and retention tool, employees can offset their bills while working toward journeyman status, and the state benefits from the influx of federal military benefit dollars into our local economy. Related Information Active Duty GI Bill - It's for veterans who first served on Active Duty after June 30th, 1985. Eligible veterans paid into an education fund for one year, received an Honorable discharge and also earned a high school diploma or GED. Selected Reserve Chapter 1606 - Is an educational assistance program for individuals serving in the National Guard or Reserve. Such duty generally entails drilling one weekend per month go to a two-week Annual Training period every year. Educational Assistance Programs - Chapter 1607 was established as part of the Defense Authorization Act of 2005. It is designed to give educational assistance to members of the National Guard or Reserve called or ordered to Active Duty in response to some war or national emergency.
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