Jan

22

Ringing The Bell On An Education Career

January 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment

An education career is best for the individual who looks at challenge and sees the opportunity. Whether teaching the ABC’s or the finer points of open source software, teachers and educators in every subject are in great demand. As a great number of these professionals find their place in hundreds of onsite schools, online learning venues have also created a need for instructors. Those in an education career often not only love to convey knowledge but have a strong interest in the subject they teach. In turn, this interest allows them to better educate their students on the most important elements of the subject’s various topics or themes.

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Nov

9

There Is No Huge Correlation Between Education And Income And Here Is Why - Part 1

November 9, 2007 | Leave a Comment

A client e-mailed me yesterday about her student loan debts that netted her three college degrees and a job without a commensurate income and future.

She has a Bachelor of Arts Degree from New York University, a second Bachelor of Arts Degree from the London Institute and a Master of Arts Degree from the University of London.

“If education is not a great factor in making the ‘big bucks’ why do people stress that,” she asked, “especially a lot of companies that only want to hire college educated employees? I so regret the major amounts of money I am in debt for because of higher education, and the three degrees I have have not gotten me any further than anyone else. I guess life isn’t fair.”

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