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Dr. S. K. Bhaskar, discusses the relevance of cybersecurity training for the military community and how Service members can use their training toward education and certification.
PM-ProLearn instructor Michael Burgos blends his teaching and project management expertise to help Service Members prepare for the PMP and PMI-ACP certifications.
Retired Marine Corps Master Gunnery Sergeant and PM-ProLearn founder Tim Dalhouse combines his project management experience in the military and civilian sector to create a relatable and successful training program for Service members seeking certification.
Sergeant First Class David Denning initially joined the Special Forces with hopes of pivoting from his early-career cyber work. His skillset and knack for navigating bureaucratic processes brought him back to the discipline.
Master Sergeant Schlandria Edwards, US Army, underscores the importance of partnerships between certification organizations and the United States Army.
Captain Jamila Evans, USAF, offers advice for Service members seeking professional advancement in cybersecurity.
Dr. Kenneth Hardy emphasizes the importance of credentials in creating well-rounded citizen-Soldiers in the National Guard.
Zaida Jimenez underscores the importance of certification to Soldiers with or without college degrees.
Master Sergeant Scott Johnson discusses the importance of having a mentor during the certification process.
Staff Sergeant William Johnson took advantage of cybersecurity training and certification opportunities to develop lifelong learning habits and transition to an exciting new classification in the Air Force.
Lisa Lenig, ARNG, has a wealth of insight into how credentialing creates new opportunities for employment and career advancement.
Staff Sergeant Leonard Lewis believes certifications and digital badging allow him to showcase his cybersecurity passion, proficiency, and professionalism to both military colleagues and civilian collaborators.
Lieutenant Colonel Joe Marty discusses the motivation behind and benefits of his ten certifications and their impact on his current role and future career goals.
Elizabeth McCullough highlights the value and importance of professional financial management certification for both public and government roles.
Captain Jason Miller details his motivations and rewards for earning a financial management certification.
Jose Mobley, USAF, shares his perspective on the importance of credentialing for Service communities as he actively manages the test center at Eglin AFB in Florida.
Parker Nielsen had a fortuitous encounter with a professor years ago that changed his educational outlook.
Major Justin Owens highlights the alignment between his Marine Corps experience and Project Management Professional certification requirements.
Captain Nicholas Payne has completed eight certifications while serving in the United States Marine Corps — and plans to get more.
Britain Ragar showcases the importance of certifications to job hunting and networking in the civilian sector.
William (Bill) Rybczynski speaks about his credentialing experiences during his 20 years in the Marines and how they prepared him for success in the civilian sector.
Sophia Sweeney emphasizes the value of certification to the individual solider and the United States Army.
Lieutenant Colonel Pablo Torres explains how a Project Management Professional certification makes him a better asset for the Marine Corps.
Dr. Eric Wright uses his wealth of industry knowledge and perspective to run Vets2PM.
Certifications have propelled Robert Zarp through his cybersecurity career, enabling him to master complex technical skills and approach challenges with a fresh perspective.