CDL Training Options for Eligible Military Spouses
Eligible military spouses may be able to use approved military education funding for certain National Training programs. Eligibility, program approval, funding limits and payment authorization are determined by the administering government program.
Note: Approval of a student for military-spouse assistance does not guarantee that every program, fee or related expense will be covered.
MyCAA scholarships are designed to further portable careers for spouses, and can be used to pay for education, training and testing in hundreds of occupations. Funds can cover occupational license or credential examinations, and associated courses.
National Training offers selected programs that may qualify for military-spouse education assistance. Contact the school and the applicable funding program to confirm current eligibility before enrolling.
We offer Two programs, including:
How Does the Military Spouse Training Program Work?
To be eligible, you must be the civilian spouse of an active-duty service member in the paygrades of E-1 to E-5, W-1, W-2, O-1 and O-2. Also, you must complete your training while your spouse is on active-duty Title 10 orders.
You can establish a MyCAA account by visiting the MyCAA website. Once your profile information is provided, MyCAA will verify eligibility through a real-time DEERS eligibility check.
Prior to requesting MyCAA financial assistance, military spouses are required to develop an education and training (E&T) plan and upload it to their MyCAA account for approval by a MyCAA career and education consultant. Once approved, you can request financial assistance when you’re within 30 days of your course start date.
Our Military Education Specialists can help you with the details of qualifying for military spouse training through the MyCAA scholarship program. For more information, please call one of them at (800) 488-7364.
