The program is open to U.S. military veterans who meet the eligibility criteria, including education and funding requirements.

Yes, the program is fully remote, allowing veterans to participate from anywhere in the U.S.

Graduates earn multiple industry-recognized certifications, including:
- PMI Construction Professional (CP)®
- OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety Certification
- Procore Project Management Certification
- Department of Labor (DOL) Certificate of Completion

The timeline varies, but applicants typically move through the initial application, info session, and pre-apprenticeship phase within a few weeks.

Once your application is received, you will be invited to attend a virtual information session. If accepted, you will begin the pre-apprenticeship training before transitioning to On-the-Job Training (OJT).

The program is primarily funded through VR&E benefits, but additional funding options may be available.

No, VR&E covers tuition, tools, equipment, and provides a living stipend for eligible veterans.

Yes, apprentices receive wages while completing their On-the-Job Training.

Veterans will work on real estate development and community revitalization projects, either remotely through Rebuilding the Fort or in a field-based placement with an employer partner.