CG-R (CAC Access Required)
CG-R manages Reserve policy and planning.
Coast Guard Pay and Personnel Center
The Pay and Personnel Center is your source for all things pay, personnel and benefits related. You can even subscribe to receive e-mail updates on these topics.
Active and Reserve Pay Table (2020)
View Basic Pay Rates, Basic Allowance for Subsistence, Clothing Monetary Allowances, Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay, and Health Professions Officers.
Procedures and Development Reference Library
A landing page with advancement, legal services, separations, and travel information valuable to Reservists based on your status.
Coast Guard Separation
Separating from the Coast Guard involves a fair amount of processing. This resource directs you to discharge or retirement certificates, separation orders and payroll.
Reservist Magazine
The Reserves official magazine shares news and feature articles written just for Coast Guard reservists.
Coast Guard Pay Manual
The pay manual provides an overview of pay for military personnel, including saved pay, pay during absences, termination, and continuation of pay during special circumstances.
Electronic Based Distributed Learning (EBDL) Courses
The EBDL lists courses from one of two categories: Command-Directed EBDL, which are required to be completed by SELRES members; and Non-Command Directed EBDL, which are Non-Command courses that are considered electives and are not on the COMDT-approved list.
Tuition Assistance
Educational financial assistance is available to help active duty Service members to take classes at all academic institutions.
The GI Bill
The GI Bill, provided through Veteran Affairs, offers training, and educational benefits to Veterans, Service members and their families.
The Montgomery GI Bill Selected Reserve
is for Reservists with a six-year obligation. Here are a list of frequently asked questions about the GI Bill and an additional resource about Reserve VA Education is also available.
Voluntary Leave Transfer Program
You can donate your annual leave to an employee who might suffer financial hardship because they don’t have enough annual or sick leave available to cover work absences. Learn more by clicking here , or contact USCG-VLTP@USCG.MIL.
Scholarships
Here are an assortment of higher-education scholarships for you and your family members.
Tuition Assistance
Educational financial assistance is available to help active duty Service members to take classes at all academic institutions.
The GI Bill The GI Bill, provided through Veteran Affairs, offers training, and educational benefits to Veterans, Service members and their families. The Montgomery GI Bill Selected Reserve
is for Reservists with a six-year obligation. Here are a list of frequently asked questions about the GI Bill and an additional resource about Reserve VA Education is also available.
Credentialing Opportunities Online (CG Cool)
As a Coast Guard member, you can research and find certifications and licenses related to your current specialty that could be leveraged into requirements for the civilian workforce.
Mentorship
The Coast Guard Mentoring Toolkit is designed for those seeking a mentor, or available to be a mentor. The toolkit can also connect you to a mentoring network throughout the Department of Homeland Security and the federal government.
Joint Service Schools
Here is a list of schools that provide strategic defense coursework. The list includes National Defense University and Defense Acquisition University, to name a couple.
Leadership and Management School (LAMS) (CAC Access Required)
A one-week course to help front-line supervisors enhance their supervisory skills. This course provides three college credits and all graduates receive credit on their military transcripts.
Resident Training
Explore the resident schools for various ratings, including international training opportunities.
Electronic Based Distributed Learning (EBDL) Courses
The EBDL lists courses from one of two categories: Command-Directed EBDL, which are required to be completed by SELRES members; and Non-Command Directed EBDL, which are Non-Command courses that are considered electives and are not on the COMDT-approved list.
C School Links (CAC required)
These courses provide expanded knowledge for specific specialties.
Officer Evaluation Reports (OERs)
The forms and checklists you need for drafting your OERs—this portal page also provides OER writing guidance.
Chief Warrant Officer Professional Development Course
The CWOPD course is designed to assist newly commissioned CWOs in transitioning into the commissioned officer ranks. The course curriculum focuses on leadership, service etiquette, customs and courtesies, communication (oral and written), and the necessary administrative skills needed to become an effective Coast Guard Officer. Attendance and successful completion of the CWOPD course is mandatory for all W-2s within the first 18 months of commission.
C School Links (CAC required)
These courses provide expanded knowledge for specific ratings. Some schools are required for advancement in certain ratings.
Chiefs Petty Officer Academy (CPO) (CAC required)
The Chief Petty Office Academy is part of the Education Training Quota Management Command---providing leadership trainings to Chief Petty Officer.
Enlisted Evaluations and Advancements
This manual provides an overview of ratings, pay grades, the evaluation system and an overview of the advancement panel, based on Based upon COMDTINST M1000.2C/
Enlisted Evaluation Reports (EER) (CAC required)
Here are the tools and guidelines for drafting EERs, including the submission process and schedule.