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5 Benefits to Your Family for Going Back to School

Oct 30, 2016
5 Benefits to Your Family for Going Back to School

Going back to school is a big decision. If you’re like most people, you often find yourself thinking of all the reasons you can’t possibly do it now. You feel as though you don’t have the time, the money, or even the drive. We want to tell you that you do have all of those. You just need to figure out a way to get it done.

 

One of the best motivations to make it happen is to think about the benefits going to school has on your family.

 #1: You’ll Be Happier After you receive training, you will have the skills you need to get a job that will make you happier. You can move into the medical field, which means you’ll be helping people feel better. This is very rewarding and can make you go home each night feeling as though you are an important person in this world. When you feel happier, it will flow over to your family. They will see how happy you are, and that will make them feel the same way. They will see how you took charge of your life and made changes to improve it.

#2: You May Earn More When you are trained as a nursing assistant or one of the other careers we have, you may be able to earn more than you do now. The healthcare field has some great opportunities that can lead to advancements that will help you make a great income over the years. When you earn more, you’ll be able to provide everything your family needs such as housing, food, clothing, and more. You’ll also be able to provide some of their wants, which will put a big smile on their faces.

#3: You’ll Be a Role Model When your family sees how hard you work, they will want to walk in your footsteps. They will want to work hard later in life, so they can accomplish the same as you have, which is quite admirable. Parenting isn’t only about telling your children what to do – it’s showing them what to do. When they see you going to school, getting training, and then finding a better job, you have taught them valuable life skills they will remember forever.

#4: You Will Improve Your Health When you seek training and education for the healthcare industry, you end up learning a lot about how to care for others and yourself. You will learn more about eating healthy and exercise. This information can be used to improve your health and that of others around you – including your family. As much as you may know now about health, you will be amazed at how much more there is to learn. Researchers are gathering new information every single day, and the best place to learn it is in the medical field. When you surround yourself with health, you can use it.

#5: You’ll Have More Time with Family Yes, you may have to make some adjustments for the six weeks while you’re in training, but afterwards, you’ll likely have more time with your family than you do now. How? Many medical jobs are only during normal business hours. This means you’ll be able to be with your family in the evenings and weekends, so you can achieve perfect work-life balance. Working is important, but family is more important. You will always be able to work, but you won’t always have your family by your side as they grow older.

Take steps now to help yourself find a better job that will allow you to spend more time with family. Contact us today for more information about our training programs that are just 6 weeks long. You will be amazed at how quickly you can learn everything you need to become a nursing assistant, home health aide, phlebotomist, or electrocardiograph aide.

See more at www.fhcaorlando.com

Josefina Buonaccordo

Author: Josefina Buonaccordo

Experienced and result-oriented School Coordinator and Principal with a proven track record in developing instructional materials and coordinating educational content. Skilled in tech integration, monitoring, tutoring, and maintaining professionalism. Strong organizational, time management, and analytical skills. Proficient in addressing diverse learning needs, integrating technology, and using teaching methods to achieve positive outcomes. Self-starter with excellent cross-cultural communication, capable of working in diverse environments. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Italian.

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