There are so many benefits of lifelong learning – whether it’s to boost your career, set yourself up as a competitor, or to become the best person you can be. Whether you’re debating if continuing education is necessary to advance your career, or you’re interested in learning a new skill, or are currently in school questioning […]
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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 […]
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Graduating from nursing school is not an indication that your education is finished. Oftentimes continuing education for nurses, after graduating, can be even more valuable and timely than some of the courses you covered at the beginning of your schooling. For example, many nurses are currently educating themselves on the various protocols for treating COVID-19 […]
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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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When it comes to your continuing education and study time, you may always immediately default to the same study place. However, a study from the New York Times found that it’s important to change up your study space scene often. The reason? Better recall, productivity, and learning.
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