Why Going Back to School as a Mature Student Could be the Best Decision
The thought of going back to school for almost anyone over the age of 30 could possibly be enough to send shivers down the spine for most people. This reaction is perfectly understandable, but that daunting concept should bring excitement rather than
fear.
We’re here to tell you why.
You’ve likely been in the workforce for quite some time now and have gained some highly valuable experiences through past employment opportunities. These experiences paired with newly obtained education can mean great things when applying for careers with future employers.
#ExperienceplusEducationequalsEmployability
To continue putting feathers in your cap, what you should realize is that being a certain age can play a large role in career attainment as an employer may very well look at you as a more stable, reliable, and responsible candidate to trust. After all, you’ve done some growing up since your teenage years.
Individuals who previously attended College or University may qualify for exemptions, and there are various funding sources and services available to assist you in furthering your education and future.
CTS Canadian Career College caters specifically to mature students and offers specific career training in under a year. Popular programs include Medical Office Administration, Personal Support Worker, Paralegal, and Office & Payroll Administration, to name only a few.
Remember: “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it’s the courage to continue that counts.” – Unknown.
Continued education is continued growth, and growth leads to bigger things.
Don’t think of returning to school as daunting or terrifying: think of it as an opportunity to catapult yourself into a bigger and brighter future.
At the end of the day, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Ben Franklin.
#getacareerinunderayear