Education & Training

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base offers a wide range of professional and educational opportunities to help both military and civilian personnel—and their families—thrive. Whether you're looking to further your education, start a new job, or grow within your current career field, there are resources here to support your goals.

Men and women in green service uniforms sit in a classroom setting.

Education Services

The Base Education Office supports personal and professional growth through:

  • Tuition assistance and GI Bill guidance
  • Academic advising and education planning
  • College-level testing (CLEP, DSST, etc.)
  • On-base college and university programs

Whether you’re pursuing a degree, a professional certification, or simply exploring new skills, the Education Office is your first stop.

πŸ“ž Education Office: (937) 904-4801
πŸ”— Wright-Patt Education Services

* Additional information from Education & Training (CAC holders only)

Onboarding Resources

New civilian employees complete their pre-employment paperwork through the USA Staffing Onboarding system. This platform allows individuals to:
 
  • Upload documents securely
  • Complete required forms
  • Track onboarding progress
If you have questions or need technical support, contact your assigned HR specialist or the Civilian Personnel Office.
 
πŸ“ Location: 2000 Allbrook Dr. Bldg. 2, Area A
πŸ“ž Civilian Personnel: (937) 904-3326
πŸ”— USA Staffing Onboarding Help
Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets spent a month learning about cyber security as part of the Air Force Institute of Technology’s Immersive Cyber Education program. The objective of the ICE program is to develop the next generation of cybersecurity leaders through an intense program that immerses students in the cybersecurity discipline while educating them on becoming future military leaders. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mark McDonald)

Career Development

Wright-Patterson Air Force Base supports professional development for civilian employees and service members through:

  • Air Force Supervisory and Management Training
  • Civilian Developmental Education (CDE) programs
  • Mentoring opportunities via MyVector
  • Workshops and leadership series hosted throughout the year

Your career doesn’t stop at onboarding—resources here can help you reach the next level.

πŸ”— MyVector
πŸ”— DAU: Defense Acquisition University

 

Spouse Job Opportunities

Spouses relocating to WPAFB can take advantage of job search support through:

The M&FRC also provides information about the Priority Placement Program (PPP), which gives eligible military spouses hiring preference for select federal positions.

πŸ“ž M&FRC: (937) 257-3592
πŸ”— MSEP Job Portal
 

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