Fast-track your career with McMaster Continuing Education: Empowering professionals for lifelong success
As the world continues to evolve and adapt to this new digital age, McMaster Continuing Education is at the forefront of providing lifelong learning opportunities and serving professionals who are seeking to enhance their skills within their current fields or in new career areas.
As the world continues to evolve and adapt to this new digital age, McMaster Continuing Education is at the forefront of providing lifelong learning opportunities and serving professionals who are seeking to enhance their skills within their current fields or in new career areas.
With its rich history spanning over nine decades, McMaster Continuing Education empowers learners to achieve their educational and career goals. With Fall and Winter terms now open for enrolment, working professionals and aspiring students can embark on a new academic year to fast-track their careers.
As one of Canada’s largest and leading providers of certificate and diploma programs, professional development, and corporate training, McMaster Continuing Education is a pioneer in lifelong learning and educational excellence, ensuring that the pursuit of knowledge knows no boundaries.
With a diverse range of flexible online programs and courses in Business, Health and Social Services, Marketing and Communications, and Tech and Data, McMaster Continuing Education ensures that learners are equipped with in-demand skills to thrive in today’s competitive job market.
“Our programs are thoughtfully designed and taught by industry experts who bring real-world experience and knowledge to the online classroom,” says Dr. Lorraine Carter, director of McMaster Continuing Education.
To further facilitate its students’ success, McMaster Continuing Education offers various services such as free writing support and bursary options. It also serves McMaster University undergraduates wanting to become career-ready through a program called ElevateYourSkills. And, for those who aspire toward a degree at McMaster, there’s an option called My OWN McMaster.
Innovation and leadership are at the core of McMaster Continuing Education’s approach to adult education. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, it embraced online learning, with 80 per cent of its courses being delivered online.
“This pre-pandemic readiness allowed us to readily transition all remaining courses to online delivery. As a result, our offerings are flexible and accessible to learners across Canada and beyond,” says Dr. Carter.
McMaster Continuing Education also offers microcredentials acquired through courses and programs that target specific skills and competencies. They can be earned quickly through flexible online learning models.
“Issued digitally, microcredentials bring greater visibility to the learner’s accomplishments than other forms of recognition since they can be posted on social media platforms and shared with employers,” she adds.
As a testament to its commitment to the community, McMaster Continuing Education collaborates with a wide range of industry, education, training, and other partners. These partnerships ensure that a comprehensive suite of programs, initiatives, and support services are made available to learners. McMaster Continuing Education also offers no- and low-cost community programming, including short courses and the popular Caregiving Essentials program, which helps families enhance the knowledge, skills, and confidence of the caregiver role.
McMaster Continuing Education also extends its support to businesses locally and across Canada through corporate training solutions. These sessions and programs focus on the development of essential skills such as leadership, teamwork, and digital literacy.
Read the full article at The Hamilton Spectator
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