Category: Education

Although most Americans spend a third of their lives at work, a recent study revealed that only 52.3 percent report satisfaction with their job. If you’re in college, deciding what degree to pursue can seem stressful and overwhelming. Here’s how indecisive students can choose a degree that won’t limit their career choices. Nursing If you’re… Continue reading Excelsior College Offers Degree Options for the Indecisive Student

When you become a victim of sexual abuse, it can be extremely hard to think clearly and to know what the next steps are. Nobody should ever have to go through this, and they especially shouldn’t have to go through it alone. Before you proceed, you should recognize that sexual abuse is never your fault… Continue reading What To Do After You’ve Been Sexually Abused

When generating a marketing plan, digital can be both your best friend or your worst enemy. The opportunities available are vast, but so is the competition. The attention span of an online audience is shorter, so digitally marketing a charity on a budget can be a tough task. But we’re here to provide a helping… Continue reading A Guide for Charities: How to Develop an Effective Digital Marketing Campaign

The pottery of ancient Greece has a rich history and has gone through a continuous evolution over the years. From storage and transport vessels, such as stamnos and amphora, through mixing vessels, jugs, and cups, to vases and pieces used for cosmetics and perfumery, like plemochoai. While some of them are more famous and widely… Continue reading Beautifully Decorated And Rare Plemechoae Is Part Of Vasil Bojkov Collection

Financial education was made compulsory in England through its incorporation into the school curriculum. While this was a step forward in improving financial education for children and school-leavers, the problem was far from resolved. In 2016, The Money Charity found that 90% of schools had incorporated financial education into their teaching delivery programmes. While uptake… Continue reading Improving our Children’s Financial Knowledge

The e-learning market is on a boom and is expected to touch $276 billion by the end of 2020. The interesting part of the stat is, anyone can become a part of this massive start of this industry. All you need is the willingness to start sharing your knowledge with others. You can become an… Continue reading How To Use Your Digital Skills To Start Selling Online Courses

When was the last time you had a large group of your friends together for some fun? For many, their busy work and school lives can stop them from getting together with a group of their friends. As a result, people can end up drifting apart from one another over time. If it has been… Continue reading Is It Time To Get Your Friends Together?

Whether you’re going to be a fresher for the first time in September, or you’re deep in a Masters Degree already, it’s worth thinking ahead a little for the future. Knowing what’s coming up in your year lets you plan your time and try to avoid getting stuck crunching through the high word count of… Continue reading The Student’s Year: A College Calendar

The cost of college keeps increasing, not forgetting there is need to earn more. Be it to buy the required books for that semester or merely to meet your accruing expenses. In college, you have a flexible study life which helps you balance your study and social life. But what about adding work to the… Continue reading 10 Low-Cost StartUps For College Students

Children who learn a second language do have an easier time picking it up and sticking to it. As an adult, this idea shouldn’t be off-putting or even a sign that learning a new language is an uphill task. The same way a person can shelve their journalist career and go into medicine in their… Continue reading 3 Reasons It’s Not Too Late To Learn A Second Language