NEWS AND HAPPENINGS WITH VIP

Take a look at some of the newsworthy items for the VIP program.

UA VIP Fort Hood Welding Class 23 Grads have civilian career path set

The graduates of Fort Hood Welding Class 23 are prepared to begin their new rewarding civilian careers in the pipe trades. 

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Army Sgt. finds an easier transition and a career thanks to the UA VIP

For Army Sgt. Michael Campbell, the United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) program proved to be vital to his transition...

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UA VIP Graduates can Obtain a College Degree Through WCC

UA Veterans In Piping (VIP) graduates will now be one step closer to earning a college degree thanks to a new agreement with ...

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Fort Campbell UA VIP Fire Suppression Class 10 Graduates

The graduates of Fort Campbell Fire Suppression Class 10 will soon begin their new lucrative and rewarding civilian careers in...

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VIP Program earns DOL HIRE VETS Platinum Award

U.S. Department of Labor and Secretary Martin J. Walsh recognized the UA International Training Fund’s Veterans In Piping (VIP)...

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Camp Lejeune Welding Class 23 students begin UA VIP career training

More than half of all veterans say finding a job was the most challenging aspect of transitioning out of the military, according...

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UA VIP students will begin HVAC training for civilian careers

Life’s about to get pretty interesting for the students in Naval Station Norfolk HVACR Class 19.

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VIP Camp Lejeune grads look forward to welding careers after military

The graduates of Camp Lejeune Welding Class 22 have bright civilian careers on the horizon.

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City of Austin plumbing inspector owes success to UA VIP program

Seven years after graduating from the United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) program, Army Spc. Christopher Rogan is...

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Army Sgt. lands promising trades career as a welder thanks to UA VIP

Army Sgt. Wayne Walston joined the United Association Veterans in Piping (UA VIP) program because welding seemed like a promising...

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