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I think continuing education is vital - perhaps especially these days, when everything is changing so fast. I'd like to say I learn something new every day ... it might not be quite that often, but I think my learning curve has been steeper over the last five years than at any time in the past.

I've done online distance learning courses, and provided you are able to motivate yourself, then they work well. I don't think they'd work so well for people who like to learn in a group.

Lucy - That's very insightful. Thanks for sharing your own experience with us.

Lucy - That's very insightful. Thanks for sharing your own experience with us.

Check your local community or technical college for continuing education courses, also called industry and business training or community education. You can find inexpensive online and traditional face-to-face classes in professional development areas such as writing, communication, accounting, marketing, time managment, and other business skills. You can also meet other people for networking whether they are in a home based or corporate business.

The best part of contining ed courses is that you don't have to take general ed history and English classes, but only the courses that you choose to improve your skills. Check out this Corporate and Community Education catalog: http://sccsc.edu

Thanks for the tips Charlotte!

I hope to see more of your comments on here.