Prerequisite Knowledge
- Programming curiosity
- Comfort with technical documentation
- Time for repeated practice and debugging
Learn Visual Basic concepts still found in legacy enterprise systems, Office automation, and support environments.
Veterans who want deep engineering skills across backend, APIs, automation, quality, and core languages.
Learn the core concepts, vocabulary, and hands-on basics for Visual Basic. Build one small practice project or lab and document what you learned.
Use Visual Studio, VB.NET in a more realistic scenario, practice troubleshooting, and create portfolio evidence tied to the skills employers ask for.
Move from task execution to ownership by improving reliability, security, communication, and delivery quality within Visual Basic workflows.
Each step includes free learning links so users can move straight from plan to practice.
Learn the fundamentals of Visual Basic and complete one introductory course.
Install or access Visual Studio, VB.NET and finish one guided lab.
Capture notes, unfamiliar terms, and a short weekly reflection so you can see progress.
Build a practice project that demonstrates Basic syntax and Forms logic.
Review at least one certification objective from Microsoft Office Specialist.
Update LinkedIn and your resume with concrete tools, projects, and results.
Create a portfolio-ready artifact or demo tied to Support Developer responsibilities.
Practice explaining your project, your learning process, and your transferable veteran strengths.
Start applying to internships, apprenticeships, support roles, or junior positions connected to Visual Basic.