Older students are the new normal at college. The reason? The recession and new technology.

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While schools are making it more convenient than ever for adults to return to college, many would-be students have a list of roadblocks that are holding them back. Here are 5 of the most common myths many adults have about returning to school. #LearningMyths #AdultLearner

The list of college graduates over the age of 50 is growing. Some questions that naturally arise are: Are there any cognitive advantages? What motivates older people to further their education? What issues do older students face? What type of support is there?

High school and adult level education programs differ significantly. As a result, different types of skills and qualities are required to succeed as an adult student. #SuccessfulStudent #BackToSchool #AdultLearning

Adult learners are trying to better their lives and station in life through higher education. Here, we are talking about working moms and dads, single parents and down to earth folks who want something better for themselves and their families.

We’ve identified 17 common interview questions and an approach to answering each. No doubt you’ve already come across a few throughout your career. If you’ve struggled with them in the past, worry no more.

Adult college students want technology to help them get through their programs successfully. After all, they are balancing life, work and family commitments, and a college program thrown in means a little support comes in handy.

To find out what recruiters want to see on a resume and how best to frame your experiences, we talked to two professional recruiters who both offered their insight into what they are looking for when they see a recently graduated college student’s resume.

As a recent high school graduate or new college student, you might not want college graduation advice or to be thinking about your life after college just yet. However, it's never too early to begin thinking about your future.

The nature of work today is constantly changing and growing; so too are the needs of employers. Given the inherent flexibility of the career college sector, it is able to adapt quickly and efficiently to the shifting landscape of the career environment.

Why Choose A Career College? The demand for highly skilled employees is on the rise and the specific outcome-based nature of the training offered by career colleges ensures that graduates are "job ready" upon graduation.

Who Are Career College Students? The types of students who attend a career college is quite diverse. Some enter a career college directly out of high school. The average age is approx. 27 & roughly 30% are 35+. 40% have previously attended a university or community college.

What Makes Career Colleges Different? Small class sizes, Intensive training with short duration Flexible timetabling Multiple intakes throughout the year

Graduates of career colleges can earn a diploma or certificate. Over 43,000 students enroll annually in Ontario's career colleges alone. Considered a "bridge to Ontario's workforce", the career college sector produces more than 30,000 career-ready graduates yearly.

Calling all aspiring professionals! Are you ready to make your mark in the industry of your dreams? At Windsor Career College, we provide top-notch training and hands-on experience to prepare you for the career you've always wanted. Unlock your potential today. Link in bio!😁

Celebrate the end of summer at the Brewing for Comedy Festival, taking place from August 29 to September 2 at the new Comedy Club located in Craft Heads Brewing Company, Windsor. This exciting event is sponsored by Windsor Career College. Ticket link: WindsorComedyFest.EventBrite.ca

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Windsor, Ontario, is currently experiencing labor shortages in several key sectors. The healthcare and social assistance sector is one of the fastest-growing, with an increase of 12% in job postings. This includes roles such as nurses and personal support workers. Study PSW @ WCC

Looking to kick-start your career quickly? 🚀 Career colleges offer hands-on training, flexible schedules, and direct pathways to in-demand jobs—perfect for boosting your earning potential! 💼🎓 #CareerReady #SkillsThatPay