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Never Stop Learning Even After You Earn a Degree

I have loved learning ever since I was a young child, and I was very lucky to have some great teachers during my K-12 years who really inspired this love. After graduating from high school, I knew the next big step in the learning process was going to college, and there, I earned a degree that helped prepare me for a lucrative career. During my few years on-the-job, I was learning new tasks frequently and enjoyed the process. However, once I was fully trained, I developed mild depression. After some soul-searching, I decided to take a course at the local college just for fun. I began to enjoy life again and realized that I feel my best when I am actively learning something new. I decided to create a blog to share my educational tips and musings. I hope you enjoy my posts and learn a lot from them!

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When You Want To Fly: Getting A Job After Training At An Aviation College

Posted on 19 December 2016

While you don't need a college degree to become a professional pilot, earning a degree in aviation can give your resume a huge boost. As a commercial pilot, you will need to have excellent communication skills, and be able to make important decisions in a moment's notice. You will have to work with members of a crew, and manage many aspects of the flight. While you can get training as a private pilot, many commercial airlines require some college classes or even a bachelor's degree in order to get hired. [Read More]

Three Material-Testing Equipment Rental Guidelines

Posted on 5 August 2016

If you work in the STEM industry and have an engineering job on your hands that requires a good deal of labor, you will need to acquire material-testing equipment that can accommodate you. In doing this, renting is usually one of the best options that you can take advantage of. To learn why renting is your best bet and how you can get the most out of a rental, read the following tips below. [Read More]

Tips for Preparing for Your Roofing License Exam

Posted on 4 August 2016

Becoming a licensed roofing contractor requires more than on-site experience. You will also need to pass your state's licensing examination. Fortunately, there are a lot of tools at your fingertips to help you prepare for success. The following are a few tips to help you prepare for your roofing exam. Tip #1: Contact the professionals In this case, professionals include your state licensing board and any state or local roofing or trade organizations. [Read More]

3 Careers You Can Get Into With Adequate Training In Cost Accounting

Posted on 28 July 2016

If you have an interest in business and a knack for numbers, cost accounting is definitely a field of study that could prove to be a good choice for you. Businesses are constantly on the lookout for people who have training in cost accounting because having someone on board who is capable in this area will only help the business grow and flourish over time. Cost accounting involves everything from determining pricing to making recommendations in accounting to maintain a stable flow of profits. [Read More]