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Tips for Accessing Continuing Education – A "Lean In" SIDEBAR (SDG Targets 4.3, 4.4 & 4.5

by Mary Adams, AWC The Hague

As your Education Team pivots to a focus on continuing education, here are some tips for you!

Continuing education refers to a variety of post-secondary learning options, including degree programs, online courses, career training and more. Some people may pursue continuing education to learn new skills or to fulfill personal interests. There are multiple paths for continuing education that suit different interests and goals.

  • continuing educationPost-secondary degrees, such as associate and master’s degrees
  • Non-credit extension courses offered at universities to those not enrolled as students
  • Free online university courses
  • Employer-sponsored learning programs
  • Independent study tailored to your personal interests
  • Volunteering with your local FAWCO Club (a great way to learn new skills and gain connections!)

Consider your schedule and budget:

  • Most employers offer tuition assistance programs or in-house training and may sponsor certifications.
  • Local colleges and universities offer both accredited courses and continuing education units.
  • Many universities offer free online courses. 
  • Apply for a FAWCO Foundation continuing education award.

 

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