Military Spouses
IT’S YOUR TURN
Military life may take you from place to place. Your career doesn't have to start over each time.
Build transferable skills, earn valuable credentials, and create a career that can move with you.
Why Project Management?
Project management is a versatile skill that can open doors across industries and locations. Earning a PMP® or CAPM® certification can help you turn your existing experience into a recognized professional credential and build a career that can move with you.
Build a Career That Moves With You
Military life may require frequent moves, but your career doesn't have to start over each time. Portable careers, like project management, offer skills and certifications that are valued across industries and locations, helping you maintain career growth, increase earning potential, and build a future that travels with you.
Remote Work
Remote-friendly careers offer military spouses the flexibility to work from virtually anywhere, making it easier to maintain employment through relocations and deployments. Fields like project management, business operations, and training often provide remote or hybrid opportunities, allowing you to build a rewarding career while supporting your family's military lifestyle.
Invest in Your Future
Career growth doesn't happen by chance—it happens through intentional learning and skill development. Earning a professional certification can help you qualify for new opportunities, increase your earning potential, and build confidence in your abilities. Whether you're entering the workforce, returning after a break, or seeking advancement, investing in your professional development today can open doors for years to come.
Lead with Confidence
Strong leaders aren't born—they're developed through experience, learning, and a willingness to grow. Professional training and certification can help you strengthen your leadership skills, communicate more effectively, and confidently guide projects, teams, and initiatives. Whether you're leading in the workplace, your community, or your next career, the right skills can help you step forward with confidence and make a lasting impact.
Upcoming PMP® Class Opportunities
Take the Next Step Toward Your PMP® Certification
Build the project management knowledge and skills you need to prepare for the PMP® certification exam from wherever you are.
October 26–November 23, 2026
Mondays | 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. ET
Live Virtual Instructor-Led Training
5 Weeks | 35 Hours of Instruction
Complete your 35 hours of project management education in just five weeks, all through live virtual instruction.
Eligible military spouses may be able to use SpouseWorks funding for this course.
**This class was created with military spouses in mind, but your options don't stop here. Eligible SpouseWorks participants can choose the PMP® course and schedule that works best for them.
During this live, instructor-led course, you'll explore:
Leadership and team management
Predictive, Agile, and hybrid project approaches
Scope, schedule, cost, quality, and risk
Stakeholder engagement and communication
Business strategy and value delivery
AI and emerging trends in project management
PMP exam strategies and practice questions
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SpouseWorks (formally MyCAA) Process Flow
Chart Created for school officials by the SpouseWorks (formerly MyCAA) Education, Training and Licensing (ETL) Team. Actions that are considered part of the school’s responsibilities are labeled as such. For additional questions, please contact the ETL Team at mycaaschools@gcc.militaryonesource.mil or 334-571-6160 opt. 2.
*Specialty Consult (SC) is a student responsibility; it is lengthier than a standard phone call and must be scheduled with a SECO Career Coach. No ETP will be approved until the student has completed the SC. The SECO Coaches can be reached at 1-800-342-9647.
**All invoices must be thoroughly checked and reviewed by the school official for correct student information, program start/end dates, and payment amount BEFORE submitting an invoice. Errors will cause a delay in payment.
***If the school has granted the SpouseWorks (formerly MyCAA) student an extension, an ‘I’ grade will need to be entered for a “grade” to act as a place holder for 180 additional days.