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IF YOU DECIDE THAT YOU WANT TO WORK AT A PART-TIME JOB WHILE GOING TO SCHOOL TO EARN YOUR DIPLOMA...

You may have difficulty planning your work schedule around your school schedule.
  

Some secondary school graduates decide that they want to go to school while they work. In this case, they intend to work as many hours as possible around their school schedule in the hopes of getting an education without ending up with a significant debt.

AVAILABLE OPTIONS

If you decide to follow this path, you have several options from which to select.  

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You can go to university for a degree. However, this means that you will be working part-time and going to school for up to four years. This is a very heavy schedule to maintain. 
   

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If you have to live away from home to attend university, you will still end up with a large debt. 
   

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If you go to community college, you will end up pretty much the same way since most diploma programs last about three years. 
  

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An apprenticeship program would make sense if you have some particular skill that you can offer.
    

PREFERRED STRATEGIC PLAN

It is quite likely that your preferred choice may be to attend a private career college. 

You will find that private career college programs tend to be offered at very convenient times of the day. Programs are offered in the morning, the afternoon and in the evening. 

You will also find that there are many private career colleges from which to select that are close enough for you to live at home and commute. 

This means that you can easily balance work and school, thereby earning a post secondary diploma without having the accompanying debt load upon graduation.

 
 
  

Your Career Planner Is A Free Public Education Service Provided by
Robert Kirwan, B.A. (Math), M.A. (Education)
Independent Education & Career Planning Coach
Member of the Ontario College of Teachers
His office is located at 4456 Noel Crescent, Val Therese, Ontario P3P 1S8
Phone: (705) 969-7215