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NRVTA to offer military discounts on RV Fundamentals training course

July 25, 2022
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Tony Flammia
RV Fundamentals Class NRVTA

ATHENS, Texas โ€“ The National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) today announced a new program to offer a discount to veterans of the armed services who sign up for a course to become certified RV inspectors or service technicians. 

Effective immediately, veterans who enroll in either NRVTAโ€™s RVTF 200 or INSP 200 RV Fundamentals course will receive a 10 percent discount on tuition for the five-day basic training course taken by students seeking to become inspectors and technicians. 

The class is a prerequisite for all other advanced training options offered by NRVTA. By completing the RV Fundamentals class, students can elect to pursue a course track to become an RV inspector, RV technician or both.ย 

To qualify for the discount, students simply provide proof of active duty or retired military status by presenting a current military ID card or a DD Form 214, which was issued upon discharge. 

โ€œMy business partner, Steve Anderson, and I are military veterans, so we have a deep appreciation for other people who have served in the American armed forces,โ€ said Terry โ€œCooperโ€ Cooper, founder of NRVTA. โ€œWe also know how challenging it can be for servicemen and women to transition from military life to a civilian career. 

โ€œWe want our veterans to find success either working for RV dealerships or in businesses of their own as inspectors and technicians,โ€ he added. โ€œWeโ€™d like to help them by making training a bit more affordable. The RV Fundamentals class will not only help them make informed decisions about whether a career in the RV industry is right for them, the training they receive will give them skills theyโ€™ll be able to use personally for the rest of their lives.โ€

Cooper said a career as an RV inspector or a mobile RV technician is ideally suited for veterans due to the disciplined lives they led in the service as well as their often-strong attention to detail. The training received at NRVTA can be applied to jobs or self-employment in nearly every state. Hawaii does not have an active RV industry, yet all other states do, he added. 

Headquartered in Texas, NRVTA is in a good location to serve people stationed at any of the stateโ€™s 59 active military bases. There are more than 110,000 active-duty military members in Texas, and its 1.5 million veterans comprise 6.8% of Texasโ€™ population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. 

To speak with a student advisor about enrollment options and course availability, veterans may call (903) 386-0444. For more information, they can visit www.nrvta.com or email [email protected]

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