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October 3, 2008, Newsletter Issue #134: A Certificate Or Certification - What You Really Need
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Tip of the Week
There was a time when a high school diploma or equivalent was enough to get you a decent job. Oftentimes, it got you into a great entry-level position where you grew with the company, tumbling into promotions, and working your way up the ladder. These days, a high school education should really be your launch into further education. An entry-level job with just a high school education these days is most likely to end up as a dead-end job.
The question is, do you really need a business degree or diploma? Do you really need to spend the next five to ten years in university, plummeting further into debt, to realize a goal that only meets someone else’s expectations?
There’s nothing wrong with considering a community college; in fact, there are great career choices to be made with a community college education. Whether you’re interested in the high-tech computer industry, the hospitality industry, or a career in the health care industry as a Continuing Care Assistant or Licensed Practical Nurse, a community college diploma can take you a long way.
Without a lot of work experience, starting out with a community college diploma is a great way to become established in your chosen profession. As you build on your work experience, you may decide to continue your education at a later date. It all depends on where you want to go, and what you want to do with your career.
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