USA Veterans: Now hear this! GI Bill Financing for Pro Tools Training Available

[Jules]

(August 13, 2004) — Video Symphony is pleased to announce that our major digital media programs are now approved for GI Bill funding, including the comprehensive Pro Tools Certificate Program.

___ The official notice says: "Video Symphony is approved for the training of veterans and eligible persons under the provisions of Title 38, United States Code," universally known as the 'GI Bill.'"

U.S. military veterans can now receive GI Bill financing to advance their job-centric skills in video and audio editing for the television and film industries. Active duty personnel can now make plans to take full advantage of this valuable educational benefit when they return to civilian life.

Video Symphony's president, Mike Flanagan, says, "This is great news. We've had so many inquiries from recent veterans and from service men and women who are looking forward to post-military careers in the entertainment industry."

GI Bill funding will support training for Video Symphony's Pro Tools Certificate Program. This 10-month, 18-course program features Digidesign Operator and Expert certification for both music and post-production, as well as the new Editing-for Film series of classes. Video Symphony's Avid Certificate programs will also be supported.

Full information about these programs can be found online at www.videosymphony.com Certificate Programs. Complete particulars about GI Bill funding will be posted soon, but eligible veterans and military personnel may contact a Video Symphony Admissions Counselor now.

Please contact Video Symphony's Director of Admissions, Greg Catlett, at 1-888-VS1-AVID, or by email to more info@videosymphony.com

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