FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

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Columbus, GA – The Veterans Training Empowerment Center (VTEC) is proud to announce a groundbreaking initiative to establish a EV Mobile Service Technician Training School at Fort Benning Army Base in Columbus, Georgia, set to open in Fall 2025. This initiative is designed to provide transitioning soldiers, veterans, and military families with hands-on training and certification in electric vehicle (EV) maintenance and mobile service technology.

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The program will equip participants with the skills necessary to diagnose, maintain, and repair electric vehicles in a mobile service environment, addressing the growing demand for skilled EV technicians across the country. Through specialized coursework and real-world training, students will gain the expertise required to thrive in high-demand careers within the sustainable energy and automotive industries.

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“This initiative represents a significant step forward in empowering our military community with career opportunities in the rapidly evolving EV industry,” said David W. Gallemore, President at VTEC. “By providing top-tier training and access to industry-leading technology, we are ensuring that our service members can transition into meaningful, well-paying careers.”

 

Enrollment details will be announced soon. For more information about the program, eligibility, and how to apply, please visit www.vtecenter.org.

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About VTEC

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The Veterans Training Empowerment Center (VTEC) is dedicated to providing military personnel and their families with career training in high-demand industries, including sustainable energy, EV technology, and robotics. With a mission to empower, educate, and employ, VTEC bridges the gap between military service and civilian careers through innovative training programs.

For media inquiries, please contact:
 

Debra Bush
Veteran United States Air Force
VP of Operations and Business Development
debra.h.bush@vtecenter.org
1.888.270.1911 Ext 10
www.vtecenter.org

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