3 Graduate from Warwick Training Class for Disabled Veterans

Build a Successful Career Path in the Electronic Manufacturing Services Industry

By Randy Miller

VAe’s mission is to equip America’s veterans with the skills necessary to build a successful career path in the electronic manufacturing services industry (EMS). Graduates of their program complete all five industry standard IPC certifications, and all modules, during six-weeks of intensive classroom and laboratory training held in a manufacturing facility, and conducted by authorized IPC trainers. Upon graduation, each veteran is certified for:

• · ANSI/J-STD-001 w/DS (Soldered Electrical & Electronic Assembly)
• · IPC-A-600G (Acceptability of Printed Boards)
• · IPC-A-610E (Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies)
• · IPC/WHMA-A-620 (Cable and Harness Assemblies)
• · IPC 7711/7721 (Rework, Repair, and Modification of Printed Circuit Boards)

VAe also provides career preparation and placement for every veteran who completes the program.

VAe – “A Career Path for America’s Veterans”

VAe, a Rhode Island LLC, is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business that is owned and managed by veterans. For more information, visit their web site (www.vaellc.com) or contact John Shepard at: [email protected]

Veterans of any status who are interested in VAe’s program, but who do not qualify for the VA’s VR&E (Chap. 31) funding, may apply for scholarship funding through Veterans of America Education Foundation, Inc., a Colorado Non-Profit 501(c) 3 Corporation (www.VAeFoundation.org).

3 Graduate from Warwick Training Class for Disabled Veterans

WARWICK, R.I. — A new training program for disabled veterans graduated its first students Thursday at VR Industries in Warwick, where they trained.