British author Tim Lebbon probably said it best when he said “humans crave knowledge, and when that craving ends, we are no longer human.” Your brain doesn’t stop evolving when you finish school, and the thirst for knowledge does not dissipate. But it’s not just our brains that benefit from lifelong learning. In fact, continuing to […]
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If you’re considering going back to school, you may be wondering if the time, effort, and money will pay off. You want to know, is continuing education worth it? While it’s true that earning and maintaining new licenses or certifications is an investment, that investment is definitely worth it. Here are four ways that continuing […]
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Are you looking for opportunities to grow as professionals, but are you struggling to find the funds in your continuing education budget? Not only do studies show that continued education increases satisfaction and performance–in many industries (including real estate and healthcare), it’s virtually a necessity to maintain licensure and, thus, employment.
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As a physical therapist, there’s always so much to learn. Post school and once you’ve joined a clinic, much of what you’re gaining is real world experience. However, attending continuing education courses and conferences can help you nurture your knowledge and help connect you with mentors in your field. If you’re looking to attend some […]
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If you’re in real estate, you know about how difficult it can be to participate in continuing education and renew your license while keeping up with the demands of your career. It’s a lot to take on, but it must be done. However, there’s an easier way to take your renewal courses and still maintain […]
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If you work in early childhood education, then you know how costly it can be to give your employees opportunity for continual learning. It sort of puts you between a rock and hard place, doesn’t it? Of course you want your employees to thrive and be successful, but in order for that to happen, you […]
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