SkillBridge

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Connecting Marines to real job opportunities – offering training, apprenticeships, or internships for civilian work experience.

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Eligibility & Getting Started

Begin your journey toward a rewarding career.

Eligibility Requirements

Check to see if you are eligible to use SkillBridge.

Application Process

Learn how to successfully submit your SkillBridge application.

Information Session

Your first step to successfully navigating through SkillBridge.


Program Resources

Tools and resources for successfully navigating the SkillBridge process.

SkillBridge Coordinators

Connect to a SkillBridge coordinator today!

Industry Training

Gain valuable hands-on experience through diverse training.

DoD SkillBridge

Explore DoD-approved SkillBridge opportunities.


Skill-Building Resources

Learn life skills that will help you transition successfully.

Earn a Degree

Advance your education while serving!

Enroll in a University or College

Earn a degree after you transition from the Marine Corps.

Credentialing Opportunities Online

Your military skills and experience could provide you with credentials, certifications, and licenses.

Budgeting for Your Future

Learn how to save and manage expenses during and after your transition.

Managing Stress

Transitioning can be a complex and challenging process, both professionally and personally. We are here to help.


FAQs

Find information and get quick answers to common questions.

Yes, service members continue to receive their military pay and benefits during the SkillBridge program, as they remain on active duty while participating in the program.

No, there is no obligation to accept a job offer from the SkillBridge program.

No, participation in SkillBridge does not delay your separation date.

Yes, relocation for a SkillBridge program is possible, but it requires command approval and coordination. Any relocation costs are typically the responsibility of the service member unless otherwise arranged with the SkillBridge provider.

No, SkillBridge participation is not allowed while on terminal leave. The program must be completed before starting terminal leave, as it is designed to be an active duty training opportunity.

While the SkillBridge program itself is offered at no cost to service members, there are instances where industry partners may require the use of benefits like the GI Bill. This typically occurs in programs where additional training, certification, or licensing is provided beyond what the SkillBridge program covers.

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Upcoming classes and workshop.

 
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