How AWS supports state of Virginia and US veterans: new impact study highlights collaboration’s success - Amazon Web Services
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How AWS supports state of Virginia and US veterans: new impact study highlights collaboration’s success - Amazon Web Services

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September 28, 2021

Summary

Amazon Web Services highlighted its commitment to support military veterans through apprenticeship programs in Virginia. The recent impact study showcases the collaboration's success in workforce development and the economic benefits derived from AWS’s investments in the state.

This initiative not only provides veterans with valuable skills but also addresses the growing demand for cloud computing expertise in the region. Programs like the Veteran Technical Apprenticeship are crucial for fostering a skilled workforce and supporting the transition of service members into civilian careers.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This article underscores the importance of registered apprenticeship programs in facilitating successful career transitions for veterans. By providing targeted training and job opportunities, such programs can significantly enhance workforce development and meet industry demands.

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