Organizations
For organizations.
VetsLearn is free AI self-study for service members and veterans. Your people can use it now. This page lists what you can have today and what we do not offer.
What it is and is not
Free lessons. No program behind them.
VetsLearn is a public set of lessons, worksheets and tools. A learner reads a lesson, does the exercise with made-up data and reviews their own work. It is free. No account is needed to read.
It is self-study only. Completion is self-reported: the learner marks a lesson complete and nobody assesses the work. There is no SkillBridge or VET TEC enrollment, no LMS integration, no team reporting and no certification.
VetsLearn does not run cohorts; an organization may run its own sessions from the materials under the Terms.
What you can have today
Find your organization.
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Veteran service organizations
You refer people. You need one page you can hand over.
The referral sheet says who VetsLearn is for, what it costs, where to start and how long the first track takes. It also says what VetsLearn is not. It is not accredited VA claims help, and the sheet tells the reader to see a VA-accredited VSO for that.
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Workforce boards and nonprofits
You need to see what is taught before you point a client at it.
The curriculum outline lists every track, each lesson title and the planned minutes for each lesson. It explains how self-review and quizzes work.
A self-reported completion summary can show which lessons a learner marked complete. It cannot show that a skill was tested or that anyone reviewed the work, and it comes from the learner: VetsLearn does not send reports to an organization.
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College and university veteran centers
You want to use the lessons in a workshop or a class, and you need that in writing.
The classroom-use permission is one page. It lets you link to, project, print and teach from the materials for non-commercial instruction, with credit and without changes. Nobody has to sign it. It restates the Terms so you can keep a copy on file.
The free facilitation guide has a primer, a two-hour workshop agenda, slides, tool demo scripts and worksheet covers. You run the session. VetsLearn does not. Open the facilitation guide.
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Transition-program providers
You run sessions for people leaving the service and want to try the materials for a fixed period.
The pilot letter is a non-binding draft for a 90-day pilot at no fee. It says what VetsLearn provides, what it does not, and what feedback you share back: session and attendance counts, what worked and what did not. No personal data. Either side may stop.
The free facilitation guide is published. It has a primer, a two-hour workshop agenda, slides, tool demo scripts and worksheet covers for sessions you run yourself. Open the facilitation guide.
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Employers
Your people can use the lessons now. No account is needed to read them and there is no fee.
The downloads page lists every free worksheet, template and file in one place.
Facilitated delivery is not offered through this site. If you want it, ask. Any engagement needs a separate written agreement.
The documents
Four documents, each dated.
Each one carries a content version and date. Read it as a web page or take the PDF. The downloads page lists these with every other file on the site.
Evidence and limits
Inspect the material and its boundaries.
VetsLearn is operated by Soldier Data LLC in Lacey, Washington. Soldier Data LLC is an SBA-certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). This page does not claim accreditation, Section 508 or WCAG conformance, a contract vehicle, FedRAMP authorization, agency endorsement or funded-program approval. Obtain evidence for any representation relevant to your decision.
Reach us
One address for organizations.
Say who you serve and what you need. Keep the message public-safe; do not attach sensitive or operational data, and do not send personal data about learners.
No contract and no fee · No enrollment or approval implied