Having others' support could allow you to accomplish goals you never thought possible on your own. With someone at your side to listen after a hard day and give advice and encouragement, it becomes easier to make it through challenges. For recent Stautzenberger College graduate Erin Nadolski, having a support network changed the course of her future.
Every good veterinary technician strives to improve animals' health. Sydnie Nordin, recent Stautzenberger College graduate, went a step further by prioritizing animals' health over her own.
Family is one of the greatest inspirations. When you are unsure if you are on the right track, it helps to know that someone has your back. When Ajalea Cobbs was uncertain about her future career prospects, it was her family that gave her the motivation and guidance she needed to succeed.
Tuition, transportation, and time away from work may seem like hurdles too great to continue your education. However, investing in your future now could result in great long-term gains. Here are just a few ways that beginning a career program at Stautzenberger College could benefit you.
Persistent. Dedicated. Passionate. That's what you have to be to reach worthwhile goals. Even when recent Stautzenberger College graduate Justin Furmanek thought he had no shot at getting a job helping animals due to inexperience, he never stopped trying. As a result, he is enjoying the career of his dreams today.
The quality of a class often hinges on the teacher. That's why at Stautzenberger College, we take the hiring process very seriously. We seek instructors who understand and can communicate to students the necessary concepts, philosophies, and principles for their educational, personal, and professional development. One such instructor is Brecksville's Chris Greene.
Isn't life better with friends? Whether you're exercising, watching a movie, or going to school, sharing your experiences could make the time more memorable. When Emily Liske decided to make a career change, she was able to share it with her friend as well.
Any dog owner could tell you how seeing wagging tails when you're feeling down could brighten your day. For some people, dogs could even change the course of their lives. After 52-year-old Noelle Moore suffered from her fifth heart attack, she knew she would have to make some lifestyle changes, including a less stressful career. She was not sure what that job would be until she received some visitors in the hospital.
Struggling to stand by your New Year's resolution? If you are serious about completing a new career program this year, you could make that goal feel more manageable by breaking it down into smaller, shorter steps. The following tips could help as you start your journey toward a new profession:
Health issues could throw your whole life into confusion. Having to alter your lifestyle, make regular doctor appointments, and pay for medication and hospital bills could be a nightmare. That's why graduate Ashlee Wilkerson studied at Stautzenberger College: She wanted to help patients find solutions and feel at ease.