The Civil Engineer School at the Air Force Institute of Technology recently updated their ‘Air Force Civil Engineer Basic Civilian Course,’ WMGT 100.  The self-paced 18-hour online course is tailored for Department of the Air Force civilian personnel and provides a foundational understanding of the Civil Engineer enterprise.  (U.S. Air Force contributed photo, The Civil Engineer School)

The Civil Engineer School (TCES) at the Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) is pleased to announce a recent update to their ‘Air Force Civil Engineer Basic Civilian Course,’ WMGT 100 available for enrollment today!

Tailored specifically for Department of the Air Force (DAF) civilian personnel, this 18-hour, self-paced online course provides a foundational understanding of the Civil Engineer enterprise. Participants will learn about the heritage of Air Force Civil Engineers, core mission capabilities, organizational frameworks, and key functional disciplines—including asset management, project execution, environmental compliance, real property management, facility programming, and industrial control system cybersecurity.

Whether stepping into a new civil service role or seeking a comprehensive operational refresher, WMGT 100 prepares professionals to effectively support the warfighter while serving as a stepping stone to over 90 advanced courses offered across the TCES catalog.

For more information about registration & course information, please visit the following link: AFIT Civil Engineer School – WMGT 100 Course Description

The Civil Engineer School develops agile, innovative, and ready Airmen Engineers able to build, maintain, and recover resilient installations ensuring the platforms from which our Air Force delivers airpower anywhere in the world. Faculty deliver education to over 13,000 total force students per year through in-residence instruction, live studio broadcast, on-demand/on-line, and onsite around the globe. For more information, please contact AFIT.CE.CMC@us.af.mil or visit www.afit.edu/CE .