Certification and Credentialing

The phrase "ethical hacker" can seem like an oxymoron -- but it's a bona fide, important job.

The GI Bill isn't just for college. You can use your GI Bill for Vocational training at many technical schools.

Credentialing is a smart way to increase your chances of landing a civilian job without having to repeat coursework that's eq...

Among the finest-trained members of the Navy and Marine Corps family are the Navy's Child Development Home (CDH) and the Mari...

Wireless certification programs are approved for GI Bill benefits

Transform your love for computers and technology into your next career.

The competitive civilian job market is a challenge, whether you are transitioning out of the military or are a veteran now in...

For auto techs, learning outside the classroom used to mean hours toiling over dry technical manuals. But continuing your aut...

If you want to work for a national chain, a bartending certificate is a must, emphasizes Chad Ryan, manager of New York City-...

Howard Schultz, now considering a run for president, is a longtime donor to military and veterans’ causes.

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The Air Force's top enlisted leader said some airmen go to extremes, even starving themselves, to pass the tape test.

Starting next week, commanders will be expected to stay in shape, according to Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein.

Toxic leadership appears to contribute to "hopelessness," according to the top enlisted person and chief of staff.

The Marine Corps is considering using a massive drone not unlike its MV-22B Osprey to protect ships.

How the card was discovered after 50 years missing is an unlikely story of serendipity.