Veterans, Retrain as a Tattoo Artist

Are you a veteran or servicemember eligible for Chapter 31 voc rehab benefits who loves tattoos? Have you considered a career as a professional tattoo artist? It might seem impossible to find a career that makes sense to you as you transition from active duty to civilian life, yet starting a tattoo apprenticeship might be what you’re looking for. We’ve been successfully training tattoo artists since 2001 and are proud to see their careers flourish. Many of our staff are veterans of the armed forces and we are honored to help disabled veterans who qualify for the Ch. 31 Vocational Rehabilitation VA program enter into tattoo apprenticeships.

Retrain as a Tattooist, At No Cost to You

The best news is that in many instances, you can train with us to become a professional tattoo artist at absolutely no cost to you. And even in these uncertain times, you can start now. We are an innovative and forward-thinking team of artists, proud of our results. Tattoo apprenticeships at Body Art & Soul Tattoos are based on the traditional tattoo apprenticeship model updated to meet the needs of a digital age. 

You’ll start working one-on-one with your trainer in the early phases of your apprenticeship. Once you pass the requirements of the initial phases, you’re ready to complete your apprenticeship in one of our physical studios. Once in the studio, you’ll be trained to implement impeccable tattoos on clients, while gaining the work experience and professional development you need to launch your career as a professional tattoo artist. 

How to Retrain as a Tattoo Artist (When You Have Ch 31 Benefits)

Sound good? Talk to our veterans liaison for details about the program and more information about applying for your VA benefits. 
Chapter 31 eligible veterans, start your training to become a tattoo artist at Body Art & Soul Tattoos by following these three steps: 

1. Step one: Talk to Your Advisor.
2. Step two: Start Your Apprenticeship.
3. Step three: Tattoo at Our Studios.

Here’s how you get started. 

Step One: Talk to Your Advisor. 

We know you have questions and our veterans liaison is standing by to give you  details about the program and more information about applying for your VA benefits. 

Step Two: Start Your Apprenticeship. 

Even in these uncertain times, you can start your apprenticeship right away: working one-on-one with your trainer over live video. Once in the studio, you’ll be ready to complete your apprenticeship. You’ll be trained to implement impeccable tattoos on clients, while gaining the work experience and professional development you need to launch your career as a professional tattoo artist. 

Step Three: Tattoo at Our Studios. 

Depending on the program you choose, you’ll enjoy flexible hours making appointments to tattoo at our studios under the direct supervision of a trained teaching artist.

Extended training time in the shop may be offered, along with a guaranteed job offer to join our team as a tattoo artist at the end of your program, depending on the program you choose. 

You will have all the skills necessary to provide quality custom tattoos with world-class customer service to your clients.

3 Steps to a Tattoo Career as a Disabled Veteran

So again:

1. Step one: Talk to Your Advisor. 
2. Step two: Start Your Apprenticeship. 
3. Step three: Tattoo at Our Studios. 

We are honored to help disabled veterans who qualify for the Ch 31 Vocational Rehabilitation VA program retrain as tattoo artists and enter into tattoo apprenticeships. We believe that every artist deserves to make a living from their art. 

Disabled Veterans, Start a Tattoo Apprenticeship Now

Don’t wait. Don’t let another day pass you by.

The time will never be ‘just right’ to make a career change, yet today may be the day that changes your life.

Talk to a veterans liaison today. 

Thank you for your service, happy tattooing!