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Welcome to Vets2PM

Thank you for visiting Vets2PM! Whether you are a veteran, currently transitioning from the military, looking to enhance your professional skills, or seeking highly skilled veteran talent for your organization, you’ve come to the right place.

By creating a free account today, you’ll gain access to exclusive resources, specialized training programs, and valuable career development tools. Connect with employers actively seeking veteran talent, expand your professional network, and explore exciting new career opportunities tailored to your skills and experience. Start your journey with Vets2PM and take the next step toward a successful future!

Why Create an Account?

By signing up, you will gain access to:

  • Free career resources to support your career and/or career transition
  • Professional training programs to validate your skills with industry-recognized certifications
  • DOD SkillBridge opportunities for active-duty personnel seeking hands-on corporate experience
  • Employer connections to organizations actively hiring veterans
  • Veteran talent services for companies looking to hire skilled professionals

Explore Our Services

Exam Prep Training

  • Project Management Professional (PMP)
  • PMI Agile Certified Practicioner (PMI-ACP)
  • Certified Associate Project Manager (CAPM)
  • Professional Scrum Master (PSM)

Master Project Leadership Workship

A 10-week, full-time training and mentoring program designed to launch careers in project management.
Earn up to three industry-recognized certifications: PMP or CAPM, PMI-ACP, and Scrum Master

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Project Management Professional® (PMP®)

Since projects and missions are defined the same, the PMP offers a quick, effective, and profitable way to turn your military experience into a rewarding project management career.

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Certified Associate in Project Management® (CAPM®)

PMPs manage project work, while CAPMs perform it. Gain the knowledge to execute project management essentials.
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PMI Agile Certified Practitioner® (PMI-ACP®)

Embracing project changes takes a unique project management mindset and toolbox, which we provide you in our PMI-ACP course.

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Site Safety Health Officer (SSHO)

Leverage your military leadership experience to build a successful career in construction management, ensuring projects stay on scope, on schedule, and safe every day!
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Become a Vets2PM DoD SkillBridge Intern

Earn in demand credentials and valuable corporate America work experience.

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Organizational Training

  • Upskill your workforce with custom group training solutions
  • Request a group training quote to bring industry certifications to your team

DOD SkillBridge – For Active Duty & Employers

  • For Active Duty: Earn valuable corporate experience while still serving
  • For Employers: Partner with us to access top-tier military talent

PDU University

  • Maintain your professional certifications with continuing education and PDUs

Military Transition Academy Podcast

  • Gain career insights from industry experts, veterans, and hiring managers

Talent Services – Connecting Veterans & Employers

  • Veterans: Join our Candidate database and get matched with hiring companies
  • Employers: Find highly skilled veteran professionals to fill your open roles

Get Started Today

1. Register for a free account to unlock all resources

2. Explore training options and find the best program for you

3. Connect with career opportunities to take your next step

Create Your Free Account Now

Funding Guides

AF COOL Guide
Army CA Guide
Unit Funds SF-182
Funding Sources