Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chair Jon Tester, D-Mont., said he is working with lawmakers to reauthorize VA’s VET-TEC pilot before the end of the year.

VA’s VET-TEC pilot ran out of funding last week, but lawmakers on the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee have approved bipartisan legislation that would permanently reauthorize the program.

How Oversight Failures with Approved Educational & Job Training Programs Funded by the VA Have Put Thousands at Risk Veterans across the country rely on the Department of Veterans Affairs ( VA ...

A training program known as the Warrior Training Advancement Course gives transitioning service members the chance to land a claims representative job at the VA.

The Department of Veterans Affairs has created a training program to educate medical providers who will be the first users of its forthcoming electronic health record modernization program. Called ...

Lawmakers want to create cyber training programs at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and Department of Veterans Affairs to bolster the federal workforce, through legislation ...

VA Butler Healthcare has become a trailblazer among Veterans Affairs locations after giving up its fire department a building ...

A Department of Veterans Affairs high-tech job training program introduced last year has run out of money and won't return until its funding is replenished next October, VA officials announced ...

Time is running out to evaluate whether Veterans Affairs officials should continue its promising pilot program designed to help veterans get high-tech skills, a government watchdog warned this ...

The program was designed to equip veterans with technology skills by paying for veterans to get the training needed for in-demand, high-paying careers.