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Economic slowdown increases career investment |
September 22, 2008
An increasing number of people are avoiding the economic gloom by investing in their careers - particularly in business and law - according to an article in the Financial Times .
Courses must offer value for money
Industry experts are predicting increases in applications and enrolments for courses that offer wage increases, promotions or the flexibility to move sectors. In essence, those courses offering career enhancement alongside personal development. The large numbers of students now applying and enrolling through RDI can be confident they are making the most of their resources:
"Not only do students receive an internationally recognised qualification , through RDI, they also gain first class support, the flexibility of distance learning, real value for money [see below for more details] and membership of the International Management Academy. There's no risk with RDI - we're so confident in what we do that we offer a 30 day money back guarantee*"
The reduced cost of distance learning
The FT.com article also highlighted the high costs of campus study:
"For an ambitious young graduate, spending money on further training - £30,000 or more for many MBAs and £15,000-£20,000 for the two year's legal education needed for a non-law graduates - makes mathematical sense during an economic downturn"
With a top 10 UK MBA from just £10,000 and a choice of other MBAs with a range of fees, distance learning is increasingly becoming the preferred choice of people wanting a university qualification whilst staying in control of their finances. The ability to work during study means that students enjoy peace of mind and can balance their own studies, career and lifestyle.
Remember - 95% of RDI students work as well as study
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