Making a Career Transition through Online Continuing Education More often than not, we find ourselves in a career life that does not really promote our core interest. Probably taken in by the influence of others or some other details that took place, but there you are as if stuck to that career path where the only way out in pursuing your first love will have to be suspended until after you retire. Or, perhaps you are in a job today where you don’t see any opportunities for growth or promotion? If this describes you, there are still opportunities to make a career transition to pursue that job you have always wanted. What better way to prepare and stimulate you than to obtain more education than what so far you have attained though in a different field. Whether you enjoy learning or want a higher paying job, continuing education can be pursued anytime during one’s working life. With continuing education, the previously closed doors can open up or you will be led to better job opportunities. This includes not only college courses but also other vocational training that are available these days through online channels where you can work at home after your regular work. You have your own time schedule where you are free to attend classes in continuing online education. You don’t even have to go out of your house since all materials can easily be accessed online, and you are even provided links to different study materials.
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The online learning environment is very much different from how you have been educated in a traditional school and thus succeeding in your online studies is a lot different from what you have previously experienced. Here can see the diversity when you shift from traditional school to home school.
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This is a non-tangible environment where the way of communication is primarily through writing instead of talking. It is important that you are able to express your thoughts effectively in written form since you are attending a virtual classroom where all communication is written, and it is through writing that you can fully participate in classes. When you attend a conventional school, you have your friends and teachers to motivate you and even ‘punish’ you if you do not complete your assignments. You do not have this kind of atmosphere in an online education. You are responsible for your own education and thus have to motivate, discipline and take responsibility. In a conventional school, a teacher can spot who among her students are confused over something. This is a cue for the teacher to either slow down or repeat parts of the lesson. However, in online education, you take your time until you have understood the subject matter before going to the next lesson. And, based on the information that the student has been provided, the online learning process requires the student to make his own decisions.