Online and Distance Learning

There is a vast body of information for careers - this page just touches on it.  It provides information on getting the right education for a career and then getting a job after you've had that education.

This section deals with two main aspects: getting suitable education for careers and getting a job after you have got your qualifications.

Educational information for careers

If you know the subject area you need for the career you are interested in, use this search form to find schools or online degree programs in subject areas that interest you.

Otherwise, if you are wanting information on a career, and if you are not sure of the subject area or program you want, click on the links in the navigation bar under "Online Programs" to find out more about those that appeal.  Many of the pages contain career information.

You also need continuing education (CE) once you have a job so as to keep pace with the rapid changes and to improve your chances of promotion.  You will also find the Certificate Programs page useful.  The links below may also be relevant or useful to you.

Information for careers after you have qualified

So you're ready to get a job?  Three stages in the process of getting a job are described here:

• Looking for a job - how to search effectively;
• Applying for a Job - how to write a good application;
• Being Interviewed - how to perform well in the job interview.

More information for careers

For more information, check the column on the right and the navigation bar to the left.

Use the search facility on this site to find more information for careers.

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Information about online learning for careers

Use this link to find information for careers preparation at online programs and schools.

Use the search facility on this site to find more online subjects and programs.

You can also use this link to search for online degree programs

Remember to compare the admission requirements and course content of several schools before you choose a program.

Campus programs for careers

For those students who feel that online learning and distance education is not for them, the web site also has a section on campus programs. 

You can also use this link to search for a program or a school near you.