Colorado-based carrier, Navajo Express, receives approval to partake in Veteran Affairs Apprenticeship and Mentorship Programs

Summary

Navajo Express, a Colorado-based transportation carrier, has received approval to participate in the Department of Labor and Veteran Affairs' professional truck driver apprenticeship and mentorship programs. This initiative will allow eligible veterans to benefit from training while receiving payments through their Post 911/GI Bill, supporting their transition into civilian careers.

These apprenticeship programs not only provide valuable training for veterans but also address the growing demand for skilled labor in the transportation industry. By facilitating career paths for veterans, Navajo Express exemplifies how companies can leverage registered apprenticeship programs to build a strong workforce while honoring those who have served the country.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the vital role registered apprenticeship programs play in supporting veterans as they transition to civilian careers. By providing structured training and financial support, organizations like Navajo Express can create valuable pathways for skilled employment, benefiting both the veterans and the industry.