The public perception of a person’s path
through Toronto education has for the
longest
time been “one then done,” with every
student
following the same basic route: High school,
post-secondary, and then onto the
workforce,
without a glance back. The idea of continuing
education, or further education later in life
carries certain stigmas around it which
should
be dispelled. There are many benefits to
pursuing education further down the road. It
can enhance your life, it can forward your
career, and it can be done on your terms,
without disturbing the life you already lead.
Let’s take a closer look at these benefits:
1. The world is changing, and it pays to keep
up
Really, you should never stop learning. The
world advances and evolves, and it can
benefit you to stay current. More
importantly, though, you may have to. As
the times change, so does what you need
to know to stay on the job. What you
learned when you were in school may now
be less relevant to your career, and
keeping abreast of the technology and
practices of your organization is a never-
ending process.
If you’re in engineering, or machines, or
computing, or anything else involving
technology, it’s particularly essential to
learn about the latest developments, and
the practices that go with them. After all, if
there’s one constant ...read more
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