The DoD SkillBridge program allows active-duty service members to gain valuable civilian work experience during their final 180 days of service.
Through approved industry training, apprenticeships, or internship-style programs, SkillBridge connects transitioning service members with real-world career opportunities while they are still on active duty.
Participants continue to receive their military pay and benefits, while gaining hands-on experience in their chosen field.
SkillBridge is designed to help service members move confidently into civilian careers.
At Provectus, many students go on to:
This is more than training. It’s a structured path from military service to long-term career success.
Our program is designed to:
You’ll benefit from:
SkillBridge participation may extend up to 180 days before separation, depending on command approval and program requirements. The specific duration of training with Provectus Aviation will depend on the approved program structure and your individual circumstances.
Eligible service members generally continue receiving their military pay and benefits while participating in an approved SkillBridge program. SkillBridge training providers do not pay service members for their participation during active-duty SkillBridge.
SkillBridge itself does not automatically provide funding for flight training, aircraft rental, or certification expenses. Any program costs, funding options, and financial responsibilities should be reviewed with Provectus Aviation before enrollment.
Certain VA education benefits may be available for eligible flight training programs, depending on the individual, training provider, and program approval status. We encourage applicants to verify their eligibility and available benefits before making training decisions.
Start by contacting our admissions team to discuss your military separation timeline, aviation goals, and training interests. Our team can explain the application process, review program availability, and help you identify the next steps toward participation.