Military life can make building and maintaining a career challenging. The SpouseWorks Scholarship, formerly MyCAA, helps eligible military spouses pursue education, training and credentials that can support career growth wherever military life takes you.
Eligible military spouses may receive up to $4,000 in financial assistance for approved education and training.
SpouseWorks Scholarship eligibility is determined through the official SpouseWorks program. Eligible military spouses across all ranks and pay grades may qualify for up to $4,000 in financial assistance for approved education and training.
SpouseWorks funding can support approved education, training, licenses and credentials connected to your career goals. Use the official SpouseWorks resources to explore eligible schools and programs.
Not sure which Park program fits your goals or what to do next? The Global Warrior Center can help you explore your options, understand the Park enrollment process and connect with the right resources.
Have questions about SpouseWorks eligibility, benefits or the application process? Find answers to some of the most common questions below.
The SpouseWorks Scholarship, formerly MyCAA, is a workforce development program that provides eligible military spouses with up to $4,000 in financial assistance for approved education and training. Funding may be used for eligible licenses, certifications, associate degrees and certain continuing education courses required to maintain a professional license or certification.
SpouseWorks offers more than scholarship funding. Military spouses can access career coaching, resume and job-search assistance, education and training resources, career assessments, online learning opportunities and connections to employers committed to hiring military spouses.
Visit the official SpouseWorks website to create or access your account and complete the eligibility process. SpouseWorks now uses myAuth for account access. Scholarship eligibility is available to qualifying spouses of active-duty, National Guard and Reserve Component service members in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Space Force serving under qualifying Title 10 orders.
An Education and Training Plan identifies the approved education or training program you plan to complete using SpouseWorks Scholarship funding. The plan helps confirm that your program supports an eligible career goal and is part of the scholarship approval process. A SpouseWorks career coach can help you understand the requirements and complete the process.
Continue to monitor your SpouseWorks account and complete any requested steps or documentation. Scholarship approval and funding are managed through the official SpouseWorks program. Once your education and training plan and funding are approved, Park can help you complete the enrollment steps for your approved program.
Whether you’re exploring SpouseWorks funding, choosing an approved program or ready to apply to Park, the Global Warrior Center can help you understand your options and connect you with the right resources.