Lifelong Learning Centers are first stop in obtaining higher education
Competition for positions and promotions is stiff in both the military and in the civilian job sector because higher education is no longer “an extra” that’s good enough to put someone ahead -- it’s a standard. Servicemembers on Okinawa have a resource to help them excel academically and stay in the front of the pack.

Spouses overseas get funding to pursue degrees
Diane Rhinehart is ready to compete in the job market once she and her active-duty husband return to the United States next summer. During her stay here, the mother of four has completed her master's degree in education from the University of Phoenix with the help of the Air Force.

The Cost of Knowledge, Help Paying For College and Army Tuition Assistance Information
EARNING a degree or certificate can be expensive. The Army provides programs to help Soldiers make the payments. They include:

Continuing Education... What’s in It for You?
EARNING a degree? Why bother? Earning a degree takes time and money. Soldiers and veterans can save both with an official transcript from the Army/ American Council on Education Registry Transcript System, or AARTS.

Free computer-based training resources available
In an effort to fill the gap between tight budgets and training requirements, officials here are reminding Airmen and Air Force civilians that there is a place to go for free computer-based training.