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Balancing Work And School

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Are you considering juggling school and work? Chances are

you're not alone. With the rising cost of living, along with increasing

financial pressures, about 85 percent of part-time college students are

employed, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. And this

trend will only continue, as shortages in the workplace increase, especially

among healthcare workers in the Los Angeles Area.




But

although combining a job with education'as well as family commitments?can be a

tough balancing act, experts say that learning always pays off in the long run.

Whether your goal is to be a medical or dental assistant, Licensed Vocational

Nurse, or pursue opportunities as a pharmacy technician or optical dispenser,

with a little advance planning and wise time management, it's easy to advance

your career.


Here are

some tips from LAMedicalTraining.com for managing the challenge of attending

your local career college or nursing school while still earning an income?and

how to make the most of your current work and school experience:




Choose a job with flexible hours:


Whether you attend classes in the daytime or evening, there are plenty of

employers who are willing to offer different shifts and schedule your working

hours around your schooling. You might want to initially work a manageable

amount of hours, and then, if you feel comfortable taking on more, ask your

employer to add on additional days or work time.


Ask

about financial aid:


Money should never be an obstacle to your success. If you're unable to meet your

educational costs, ask your college financial aid office if you qualify for

funding. Often students have several options for tuition payment. Grants and

low-interest government loans are available based on financial need.


Cut

back on expenses:


Look at your budget and trim costs wherever you can, whether they be personal

care, commuting, clothing, phone bills, entertaining and dining, or other

expenditures. Remember that you will enjoy higher earnings when you finally

receive your certificate of completion, which more than pays for your current

sacrifices. This will be sooner than you realize, since many career college

programs take only eight to 10 months to complete.


Ask

for help:
Don't

sweat the details?your career college can help you with the day-to-day issues

that can seem overwhelming. If you need public transportation information,

carpooling contacts, or child-care referrals, the school's student services

office can provide advice. Students can even receive assistance with conflict

resolution or other personal needs.


Learn

from your current job experiences:


No matter where you're currently working, take the time to observe the way the

organization operates. This will be invaluable knowledge when it comes to

looking for your next job. Use every job interview as an opportunity to practice

your skills. Then, when you're nearing completion of your certificate, talk to

your career college job placement assistance department for help finding a job

in your chosen profession. They can help with career planning and advising,

interviewing skills, and more.


Look

for work related to your schooling:


Any experience helps when entering a new industry. If you're interested in being

a dental assistant, for example, perhaps you can get your foot in the door in an

entry-level position before you even complete your course of study.




Make

a schedule and stick to it:


Set aside time to study, time to work?and time to relax. Be sure you're

well-rested so you're able to concentrate on your homework assignments and lab

work. Let your friends and families know that you need uninterrupted study

time.  For more information on nursing careers, LVN to RN schools, Vocational

Nursing Schools and medical training in the Los Angeles, California area, go to



 
Balancing Work And School


Are you considering juggling school and work? Chances are

you're not alone. With the rising cost of living, along with increasing

financial pressures, about 85 percent of part-time college students are

employed, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. And this

trend will only continue, as shortages in the workplace increase, especially

among healthcare workers in the Los Angeles Area.




But

although combining a job with education'as well as family commitments?can be a

tough balancing act, experts say that learning always pays off in the long run.

Whether your goal is to be a medical or dental assistant, Licensed Vocational

Nurse, or pursue opportunities as a pharmacy technician or optical dispenser,

with a little advance planning and wise time management, it's easy to advance

your career.


Here are

some tips from LAMedicalTraining.com for managing the challenge of attending

your local career college or nursing school while still earning an income?and

how to make the most of your current work and school experience:




Choose a job with flexible hours:


Whether you attend classes in the daytime or evening, there are plenty of

employers who are willing to offer different shifts and schedule your working

hours around your schooling. You might want to initially work a manageable

amount of hours, and then, if you feel comfortable taking on more, ask your

employer to add on additional days or work time.


Ask

about financial aid:


Money should never be an obstacle to your success. If you're unable to meet your

educational costs, ask your college financial aid office if you qualify for

funding. Often students have several options for tuition payment. Grants and

low-interest government loans are available based on financial need.


Cut

back on expenses:


Look at your budget and trim costs wherever you can, whether they be personal

care, commuting, clothing, phone bills, entertaining and dining, or other

expenditures. Remember that you will enjoy higher earnings when you finally

receive your certificate of completion, which more than pays for your current

sacrifices. This will be sooner than you realize, since many career college

programs take only eight to 10 months to complete.


Ask

for help:
Don't

sweat the details?your career college can help you with the day-to-day issues

that can seem overwhelming. If you need public transportation information,

carpooling contacts, or child-care referrals, the school's student services

office can provide advice. Students can even receive assistance with conflict

resolution or other personal needs.


Learn

from your current job experiences:


No matter where you're currently working, take the time to observe the way the

organization operates. This will be invaluable knowledge when it comes to

looking for your next job. Use every job interview as an opportunity to practice

your skills. Then, when you're nearing completion of your certificate, talk to

your career college job placement assistance department for help finding a job

in your chosen profession. They can help with career planning and advising,

interviewing skills, and more.


Look

for work related to your schooling:


Any experience helps when entering a new industry. If you're interested in being

a dental assistant, for example, perhaps you can get your foot in the door in an

entry-level position before you even complete your course of study.




Make

a schedule and stick to it:


Set aside time to study, time to work?and time to relax. Be sure you're

well-rested so you're able to concentrate on your homework assignments and lab

work. Let your friends and families know that you need uninterrupted study

time.  For more information on nursing careers, LVN to RN schools, Vocational

Nursing Schools and medical training in the Los Angeles, California area, go to



 
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