Securing WiFi, use certificates or something else?

60 users all with iPhones, 20 of those users are Win 8.1 laptop users.  AD at 2012R2 level. We currently have 3APs and use WPA2PSK to secure them.  the laptops are all get their WiFi profiles from AirWatch. The iPhones are manual.    My goal is not to have to tell the users the psk.  plus if a user leaves they'll still have access to the hotspot.
I'm considering setting up Certificates to replace the psk. I'd rather try and setup Radius but am not sure I can setup Radius without certs.
If I must setup CS, I know there are two ways to setup certificate services. Stand alone and Enterprise.  I'm unsure which way is best for my situation.
Any input is much appreciated.
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