Research shows that the more you're willing to learn, the more likely you are to prosper and thrive at work, at home, and in your community.

You’re never too old to learn. In fact, adult learners are generally the best learners around. Why? Because adults are highly motivated, very curious, and know how to apply their practical life experiences to new information.

Maybe it’s been a long time since you’ve been in a classroom, or perhaps you’re thinking about a self-study program or distance learning. Whatever your choice is, you want to make sure that you know what kind of learning will best suit you and your situation.

Related Links

Learning Styles - Use the quizzes and checklists to help you figure out how you learn.

Learning Sources - School is no longer the only place to find out what you need to know.

Funding Your Learning - Links to various types of funding assistance.

Student Financial Planner - Tools to calculate costs and budget for post-secondary studies.

What can I do with my studies in…? - Common occupational fields and professional groups related to different study areas.

Job Futures - Information on work prospects by field of study.

Source: Jobs, Workers, Training & Careers

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