Army Credentialing Assistance Program: Advance your career
If you are Active Duty Army, Army Reserve or National Guard personnel, you may be eligible for up to $2,000 of Financial Assistance per fiscal year from the Army Credentialing Assistance Program, which is part of the Army Credentialing Opportunities Online (COOL) service. This program is designed to provide assistance in getting certifications and licenses to help augment your skills in the Army, prepare for advancement opportunities, as well as help transition into civilian careers. MedCerts offers approved online programs in healthcare, IT and more – all of which can be accessed anywhere, anytime. Our certification programs lead to jobs that are in-demand and portable, both of which are important to Army personnel.*
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Army COOL
Get a no-cost education
Obtaining a certification in the current job market is a shortcut to getting a better job opportunity faster and advance your career. Today’s employers are looking at certifications as a benchmark of employee’s knowledge and skills. Your National certification shows them that you are an expert who can successfully perform the key job requirements in your field: anywhere the military life takes you.
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Top Military Friendly School
Designated by Victory Media, publisher of G.I. Jobs
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100% Online
Learn from anywhere in the world, at anytime, completely online, at no cost.
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Portable & In-demand
In-demand Healthcare or IT careers you can take state-to-state or all around the world.
Am I eligible?
*To be eligible for a no-cost education through the Army Credentialing Assistance Program, you must be in the Army, Army National Guard, United States Army Reserve- Officers, Warrant Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, or Enlisted. Soldiers may use both Tuition Assistance (TA) and Credentialing Assistance (CA) up to the fiscal year TA limit of $2,000. The Army is not affiliated with MedCerts and does not endorse our services. The Department of Defense and the Department of the Army are neither affiliated with nor endorse MedCerts.Â
