That doesn’t mean that a soldier will be able to earn a full accreditation in their first enlistment, however. A soldier can complete an apprenticeship once they finish all the appropriate hours and requirements. One occupation that does not is a heavy equipment truck driver, for example. Not every MOS will line up with a specific accreditation. The Army and Labor worked together to line up which MOS fit with certain requirements for accreditation. The program requires no additional training and soldiers can self-enroll into the program at no cost. At the same time it enhances the military and our country as a whole.” Through the USMAP and in partnership with the Labor Department this program allows the soldier to advance his or her individual skills. “We invest heavily in the training and professional development of our soldiers and we want to give them the professional recognition that they’ve earned. Matt Tran, a TRADOC senior enlisted adviser for training and leader development said in an interview with Federal News Network. “It’s about taking care of soldiers,” said Sgt.
Insight by Carahsoft: In our new ebook, we look at sweeping federal initiatives and agency-specific efforts to empower the government’s cyber workforce - featuring from Air Force, FEMA, DoD, DHS, Navy and OPM leaders. Soldiers are eligible for certificates in more than 120 occupations, which are tied to their military occupation specialties (MOS). The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) allows soldiers to put credit toward apprenticeships in trade and craft skills, which can culminate in receiving a nationally accredited journeyman certification. The service’s Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) teamed up with the Labor Department so soldiers can earn apprenticeship credit while doing the same work or training in the military. Soldiers can now get extra credit of sorts for the training they receive while in the Army.
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