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Thank you for sharing your vocational rehabilitation (VR) experience and providing valuable insights. I appreciate your perspective on the importance of having a clear career plan, as it can contribute to a more successful VR journey. Regarding my previous use of "reapply," you are correct in assuming I had completed a college program funded by VR. However, the industry associated with that program is no longer viable. I am now seeking to reapply for VR assistance to pursue an esthetician course as my chosen career path. Regarding the school, I will research and identify a specific institution for esthetician training. I appreciate your suggestion to contact the school to inquire about previous VA Voc Rehab students and their experiences. I will discuss this matter with them and ensure the school is VA-approved. Your input on the importance of VA approval and the school's track record in placing graduates in the field is valuable. If the VA has not approved the school or if there are concerns about graduate employment prospects, it would be wise to reconsider attending that institution. I will consider your advice during my decision-making process. It's inspiring to hear about your grandson's success in programming and how his dedication and early experience are paving the way for a promising career. Such stories reinforce the importance of choosing a career path wisely and pursuing relevant education and experience. Once again, I appreciate your time and the insights you've shared. Your personal experience and advice have been invaluable. Thank you for taking the time to provide such detailed information.

I have a question regarding the process of reapplying for VR&E (Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment) assistance, specifically related to attending vocational training, specifically an esthetician course. I would greatly appreciate any insights or experiences you could share. My query is: What should I expect when requesting to reapply for VR&E assistance to pursue vocational training, particularly in an esthetician course? Does VR&E generally cover the costs associated with such training programs? I understand that the policies and guidelines of VR&E can vary, and each case is evaluated individually. However, I am interested in hearing about your experiences or any knowledge you may have regarding VR&E's support for vocational training in esthetics. Any information or advice you can provide would be highly valuable to me. Thank you in advance for your time and assistance.