Posts under ‘Continued Education’

“Earn thousands this week, no experience necessary!” “Data Entry works, no skills needed, make $4,000 by Friday!” Who hasn’t seen one of these ads posted somewhere online or in an email? If you spend any sort of time on the Internet, you know these ads are everywhere. But like your Mom used to say, “if [...]

Education is an important part of everyone’s life. Most people study for a limited period of time and then settle for jobs as per their qualification. When it comes to continuing education, there are very few people who give this important factor a thought.

Has anyone ever told you that they are too old to go back to school and pursue continuing education? If so, you can tell them that they are full of baloney! A 93 year-young woman was recently in the news for finally graduating from college. She never gave up on her dream of continuing education [...]

Are you a stay-at-home mom? If so, you may want to consider the many continuing education options. While your children are at school or napping, you can take an online class or two. You can even work toward a college degree from home.

Do you like learning? Sure, you do, depending on the situation. You hated High School because your teachers constantly told you that you needed to live up to your potential and study subjects that held no interest to you.

Have you ever wanted to be an artist? Most of us have at one point of our lives or another. However, in school, the focus was more on reading, writing and arithmetic instead of honing our artistic or musical skills. Now that you are an adult and can make your own decisions, you’d like to [...]

You have been a hard and dedicated worker your whole life. You worked with your family on the farm or in the family business and then moved on to your career and your own family. In fact, you have worked for so long that it is all you have really known.

You’re never too old to learn, and continuing education options abound for seniors. Just because you’re older doesn’t mean you can’t master new skills. Many programs are specifically designed for seniors. They make learning fun and enjoyable, and who doesn’t like learning new skills?

The phrase “continuing education” means different things to different people. For some, it means returning to the classroom to receive their GED. For others, it means returning to college to work toward a graduate degree. Whatever the phrase means to you, it’s worth your time to consider the possibilities.

It happens all the time. A young person drops out of high school, and at first, doesn’t regret the decision. But as the years go by and more and more people progress into better paying jobs, this person feels left behind. Continuing education lets you make up for lost time.

You have thought about continuing education for awhile-either taking a few classes on web design at the local college or going for the whole shebang and getting a Master’s degree. However, you cannot imagine going for it and putting out the money for the tuition. Let’s face it: costs of continuing education are rising all [...]

In today’s corporate world, you either have the goods or you don’t. You have Bachelor’s degree (or two) from a fine institution and were always told that it was the key to your success. However, times are changing and the majority of your colleagues have a Bachelor’s degree. When it comes time for that promotion, [...]

As the costs of college continue to rise, so do the debt loads of graduating students. Students are constantly told that they need to pursue an advanced degree to make it in the world, but the amount of government funded loans and scholarship awards is decreasing each year. It is true, students do need continuing [...]

Maybe an employee dropped it off anonymously in the company suggestion box a few weeks ago. Maybe one of the new bright-eyed employees stopped you one morning while you were on your way to get coffee. Or maybe Janeen from Accounting asked about it. For whatever reason, you have continuing education for your employees on [...]

Some people say you are a smart-alek. Other people swear by your knowledge and continually ask you to share your knowledge. You like teaching and helping others, so why not let them in on what you know?