**This is the Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) rate for Seattle as of 4/22/2021. Rates vary depending on location, dependents and military grade. AJAC’s advanced manufacturing apprenticeship programs are approved by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (DVA) who ensures that apprenticeship programs meet minimum quality standards and comply with all federal and state laws and regulations. GI Bill will vary depending on years served, length of service and type of service. All individuals will need to verify through the VA to ensure the type of eligibility.
Veterans in Manufacturing
Transition with Confidence
As a Veteran, Why Should I Consider an Apprenticeship?
Apply Your Military Skills Towards a Career in Washington State’s Number One Industry
- The skills acquired during service in the armed forces can be applied to the advanced manufacturing industries including problem solving, attention to detail and leadership
- Attend community/technical college and gain college credit towards your associate degree
- Train to earn your nationally-recognized certificate as a machinist, tool and die maker, industrial maintenance technician, operations specialist, logistics specialist or plastic process technician
Use Your VA (Post-9/11 GI Bill) Benefits
In addition to your salary, earn up to:
- $2,748.00** per month for the first six months of training (100% of your applicable MHA)
- $2,198.00 per month for the second six months (80% of your applicable MHA)
- $1,649.00 per month for the third six months (60% of your applicable MHA)
- $1,099.00 per month for the fourth six months (40% of your applicable MHA)
Post-9/11 GI Bill recipients will also receive up to $83 per month for books and supplies.
Example of Wage Progression with GI Bill Benefits
