Career Step Publishes a New Infographic Exploring the Value of Study Buddies
Career Step has released a new infographic exploring the value of having a study buddy, compatible personality types and strategies for being a great study buddy.
Provo, UT, August 27, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Career Step, an online provider of career-focused education and corporate training, has released a new infographic exploring the value of having a study buddy, compatible personality types and strategies for being a great study buddy.
“With all the resources available through technology, going to school through an online program does not mean you don’t need to interact with other students,” said Vice President of Academics, Jerolyn Robertson. “We have many students who find and connect with study buddies through our online student and graduate community, and this is a great way for students to expand and enrich their learning experiences.”
The new Career Step infographic is intended to draw attention to this often overlooked study strategy. The topic became an area of focus when it was noted that Career Step graduates often state that the school’s student and graduate community and the relationships they were able to develop there were very important to their overall learning and motivation throughout the training.
The infographic offers four ways having a study buddy can enrich learning as well as a guide to choosing a study buddy with a compatible personality. The rest of the infographic focuses on several strategies that make a study buddy relationship successful such as setting goals together, discussing course material and engaging in a little friendly competition.
“Having a study buddy is a great way to improve your learning, whether you find a study partner after you start school or enroll with someone right from the start,” said Ben Hartman, Director of Admissions. “In addition to enriching your learning experience, enrolling with a friend can often save you money.”
View and share Career Step’s Where’s Your Study Buddy? Infographic at CareerStep.com/study-buddy-infographic. For more information on Career Step’s online career training programs, visit CareerStep.com or call 1-800-411-7073.
About Career Step
Career Step, an online provider of career-focused education and corporate training, has trained over 85,000 students, has more than 150 partnerships with colleges and universities nationwide, and provides training for several of the most respected healthcare employers in the nation. Career Step is committed to helping students and corporate employees alike gain the skills they need to be successful in the workplace, improving lives and business results through education. Career Step’s training programs are currently focused in healthcare, technology and administration, and more information can be found at www.careerstep.com or 1-800-246-7836.
“With all the resources available through technology, going to school through an online program does not mean you don’t need to interact with other students,” said Vice President of Academics, Jerolyn Robertson. “We have many students who find and connect with study buddies through our online student and graduate community, and this is a great way for students to expand and enrich their learning experiences.”
The new Career Step infographic is intended to draw attention to this often overlooked study strategy. The topic became an area of focus when it was noted that Career Step graduates often state that the school’s student and graduate community and the relationships they were able to develop there were very important to their overall learning and motivation throughout the training.
The infographic offers four ways having a study buddy can enrich learning as well as a guide to choosing a study buddy with a compatible personality. The rest of the infographic focuses on several strategies that make a study buddy relationship successful such as setting goals together, discussing course material and engaging in a little friendly competition.
“Having a study buddy is a great way to improve your learning, whether you find a study partner after you start school or enroll with someone right from the start,” said Ben Hartman, Director of Admissions. “In addition to enriching your learning experience, enrolling with a friend can often save you money.”
View and share Career Step’s Where’s Your Study Buddy? Infographic at CareerStep.com/study-buddy-infographic. For more information on Career Step’s online career training programs, visit CareerStep.com or call 1-800-411-7073.
About Career Step
Career Step, an online provider of career-focused education and corporate training, has trained over 85,000 students, has more than 150 partnerships with colleges and universities nationwide, and provides training for several of the most respected healthcare employers in the nation. Career Step is committed to helping students and corporate employees alike gain the skills they need to be successful in the workplace, improving lives and business results through education. Career Step’s training programs are currently focused in healthcare, technology and administration, and more information can be found at www.careerstep.com or 1-800-246-7836.
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1-800-246-7837
http://www.careerstep.com/study-buddy-infographic?uid=pub140826
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