Military & Government

Department of Defense ( DoD ) Directive 8140 was implemented in February 2023 and replaced DoD 8570. DoD 8140.03 provides a comprehensive approach to ensuring and managing cyber workforce talent. Personnel assigned to a position that is coded with a DCWF work role must meet the foundational, residential, and continuous professional development qualification requirements outlined for each work role at the assigned proficiency level(s).

ONLC provides training classes that are approved for DoD 8140. DoD approved classes / qualifications matrices

On January 3, 2000, the GSA issued an order that determined which Executive Agencies, other eligible users, and International Organizations are eligible for GSA pricing. ONLC Training Centers uses this list to determine our “most favored pricing” for approved clients.

ONLC will rule on a case-by-case basis for GSA pricing in response to requests received. More about GSA pricing

COOL is short for Credentialing Opportunities On-Line. COOL can provide funding for active-duty service members to take training needed for civilian job opportunities. Each branch of the military has its own COOL program with its own requirements.

Check your branch of service for COOL Program details. Once you have obtained funding contact an ONLC Education Advisor at 1-800-288-8221 (weekdays) to get started on training.

Army Credentialing Assistance (CA) Program provides Soldiers the opportunity to pay for credentials that can enhance their skills and qualifications. The CA Program can pay for courses and exams leading to industry-recognized academic or occupational credentials listed in Army COOL (www.cool.army.mil).

ONLC has many programs approved on the list. If you don't see the topic you need, please reach out to us. If the training leads to a credential, we may be able to add it.

ONLC accepts completed SF-182 forms that have approval signatures as payment for training. Clients using SF-182 forms need to register for training via phone (1-800-288-8221 weekdays) and email your approved SF-182 to ONLC.

Note, ONLC cannot hold a seat or register a student if the SF-182 is missing details or approval signatures. Additionally, receipt of a SF-182 form by ONLC does not guarantee a seat in a class. All requests are subject to availability at the time of registration. If you do not receive a reply by the next business day of emailing an approved SF-182 form you need to contact an ONLC Advisor at 1-800-288-8221 (weekdays).

For people thinking about changing their career or updating their skillsets or for those that are unemployed, you may be eligible to receive financial assistance from your local Department of Labor/Workforce Office. Workforce programs throughout the country may provide grants and other funding to offset the cost of training.

Workforce programs are generally county by county. Each agency has their own set of steps to an approval process. You must first contact your local workforce office to see if you qualify for assistance. Search the Internet for your Local Workforce Development Board that serves your county.

ONLC Training is authorized by many State Eligible Training Provider Lists (ETPL) and approved to accept Workforce funding from many States/Counties. Once you are approved for funding by your local workforce, they will give you access to a list of Eligible Training Providers. If you do not see Online Consulting dba ONLC Training Centers on the list please contact us so we can reach out to the agency on your behalf to investigate the process for approval.

ONLC has CareerPath Certification Programs available plus you can contact an ONLC Education Advisor at 1-800-288-8221 (weekdays) to discuss training.

The Federal Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) of 2014 mandates states to maintain a list of training providers approved to provide training to individuals who are eligible to receive federal funds. The Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) is comprised of approved training providers and training programs approved by the Local Workforce Development Areas (LWDAs) and the State to provide training services to eligible WIOA participants. The State Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) and the related eligibility procedures ensure the accountability, quality and labor-market relevance of programs of training services provided to eligible WIOA participants.

If you have received WIOA funding, see our CareerPath Certification Programs and contact an ONLC Advisor at 1-800-288-8221 (weekdays) to discuss training.

The Trade Adjustment Assistance Act (TAA) of 1974, as amended, helps workers who lost their jobs because of international imports or competition. The federal TAA program includes job training and benefits. To receive TAA benefits, you must have lost a job covered by a trade certification issued by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL).

ONLC has re-trained many TAA students over the years and welcomes you. Please contact an ONLC Advisor at 1-800-288-8221 (weekdays).

Vocational Rehabilitation benefits include a host of services, including assistance with a new job search, occupational counseling, vocational retraining, and training sessions at a learning institution. The purpose is to help the injured worker get back to working and earning again. To qualify for federally funded vocational rehabilitation, you must: have a physical or mental condition that causes a "substantial impediment" to your ability to work, and. be able to benefit from VR services so that you can get a job.

ONLC has worked with many Voc Rehab offices to provide training. Each office has their own set of rules and regulations that they must follow in approving a vendor, so candidates need to check with their case manager to see if ONLC can help with your training needs.