§ 21.6074. Computing the period of vocational training program participation.
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(a)Computing the participation period. The number of months and days used in a vocational training program shall be computed on the basis of calendar months and days during which the program participant is receiving services under the plan developed in accordance with § 21.6080 of this part, whether training is pursued on a full-time or less than full-time basis. Leaves of absence during a period of instruction and periods in which the veteran does not pursue actual training, such as breaks between periods of instruction, are included. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 1524(b))
(b)Period of employment services separate. The period during which employment services may be provided pursuant to § 21.6040(b) of this part is not included in computing the period used for vocational training under this program. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 1524(b))
(c)Limitations.
(1)A program participant may receive the services necessary to carry out the vocational training program during a maximum period of 48 months. The 48-month period begins to run on the day the veteran begins to receive the services needed to carry out the vocational training program as specified in the IWRP, and ends 48 months from that date.
(2)Employment services which begin before the end of the 48-month period may be continued for the period specified in the IEAP, or may be provided after the end of the 48 month period if so specified in the IWRP or IEAP, subject to the provisions of § 21.6040(b) of this part. (Authority: 38 U.S.C. 1524(b)(2), (3))
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§ 21.6074
Computing the period of vocational training program participation.
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