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A live online Certification Exam Preparatory course for the CompTIA Security+, approved for Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) benefits. Bring the discipline you earned in uniform to your civilian cybersecurity career — we’ll handle the rest.
Built for veterans, transitioning service members, and Guard & Reserve.
4 intensive days of live online instruction — an intensive Certification Exam Preparatory program built for veterans transitioning into cybersecurity careers.
This 4-day Certification Exam Preparatory course delivers live online instruction covering all 5 domains of the Security+ exam outline. Built for veterans and transitioning service members using Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) benefits, the program pairs official CompTIA courseware with expert instructors and structured exam preparation — the same discipline and mission focus you brought to your service, applied to your civilian cybersecurity career.
Third-party materials can't keep up with exam changes. We use CompTIA's authorized coursewareUpdated with the latest exam outline changes, so you're studying exactly what's on the test—not outdated guesswork.
We ship you the official CompTIA coursewareDelivered via FedEx Priority before class starts., practice tests, flashcards, and mobile app access. Everything's organized, exam-current, and designed to work together.
Unlock iOS/Android app immediately upon enrollment.
The only curriculum 100% aligned to the 2025 exam.
Approved Certification Exam Preparatory course under Chapter 33.
Practice with CAT-style questions. No surprises.
Veterans Advisors guide you from eligibility through exam day.
Live online instruction—no travel, no relocation.
Guidance on booking your Pearson VUE exam when you're ready.
180 days of unlimited 1-on-1 coaching after class.
Get unlimited one-on-one coaching from our expert Security+-certified instructors for up to 180 days after class ends. We're with you through exam day and beyond.Email, Zoom, and phone support included.
Expert instructors, official curriculum - attend from anywhere using our award-winning virtual learning platform.
Under the Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33), the VA covers approved courses that prepare you for licensing and certification tests. Here's how your benefits apply to this Security+ Certification Exam Preparatory course.
The VA covers approved Certification Exam Preparatory courses under Chapter 33 — your course fees are eligible for VA reimbursement.
The VA reimburses licensing and certification tests — up to $2,000 per test — so your Security+ exam fee is covered too.
Authorized study materials, practice questions, and mobile app access are included in your course fee — nothing extra to buy.
One-on-one guidance from eligibility through exam day — including help with your VA paperwork (Form 22-10272 for prep courses, 22-0803 for tests).
Verify your Post-9/11 GI Bill eligibility and remaining entitlement at VA.gov, and obtain your Certificate of Eligibility (COE). If you're not sure where you stand, our Veterans Advisors can point you to the right VA resources.
We'll review your goals, confirm how your Chapter 33 benefits apply to this Security+ prep course, and map out your training and exam timeline — one conversation, no obligation.
Pick the class dates that fit your schedule and enroll. Your official courseware, practice materials, and mobile app access unlock immediately — train from anywhere, no travel or relocation required.
Complete your live online training, schedule your Security+ exam at Pearson VUE, and submit your VA reimbursement forms — with our advisors walking you through every document.
Tell us about your service and your goals. A Training Camp Veterans Advisor will confirm your benefits and walk you through enrollment — typically within one business day.
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Real questions from veterans and transitioning service members.
Here's
how we answer them.
If you have remaining Post-9/11 GI Bill (Chapter 33) entitlement, you can apply it to this approved Certification Exam Preparatory course. Verify your eligibility and remaining entitlement at VA.gov, and our Veterans Advisors can point you to the right VA resources if you’re unsure where you stand.
Under Chapter 33, the VA covers approved courses that prepare you for licensing and certification tests — your course fees are eligible for VA reimbursement (submitted with VA Form 22-10272). The VA also reimburses certification tests themselves, up to $2,000 per test (VA Form 22-0803). Official courseware, practice materials, and mobile app access are included in your course fee.
Yes. This is a live online (virtual) class — real instructors teaching in real time, with interactive breakout rooms and the same official curriculum used in our classroom programs. There is no travel, no relocation, and no in-person requirement.
Request your Certificate of Eligibility through VA.gov (or eBenefits). It documents your Chapter 33 benefit level and remaining entitlement. If you already have a COE, have it handy when you talk to a Veterans Advisor — it speeds up enrollment.
It’s a VA-recognized class category: a structured course that prepares you for a specific licensing or certification test — in this case, the CompTIA Security+ exam. You get live instruction across all 5 domains of the Security+ exam outline, official CompTIA courseware, realistic practice questions, and support through exam day.
A Training Camp Veterans Advisor will contact you — typically within one business day — to confirm how your Chapter 33 benefits apply, answer questions about the course, and map out your training and exam timeline. No obligation.
Expert insights to guide your certification journey.
Real strategies for veterans entering cybersecurity.
After years in IT security and obtaining CompTIA Security+, the need for CISSP certification became clear during job searches.
The CISSP certification is hard for even the most experienced security professionals because it covers eight areas.
Cybersecurity is not just a buzzword but an immediate necessity for organizations globally.
With cyber threats becoming more sophisticated and frequent, the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals has never been higher.
The short answer is yes, you can pursue CISSP without five years of experience. However, there is a critical distinction.
I get asked this question at least three times a week. People call Training Camp, email me directly, or corner me at conferences.
