Continuing Education Degrees
Continuing education is provided for adults who are seeking additional knowledge or skills for personal improvement. The choice of courses is usually based on the interests of the student rather than the requirements of a particular degree or certification program. Courses include almost unlimited subjects, such as foreign languages, personal finances, taxes, golf and tennis, karate, computer programs and photography. Continuing education should not be confused with adult education, which is usually intended to provide remedial education in basic skills or training to prepare for high school equivalency exams.
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Career Outlook
Opportunities for jobs and earnings potential for continuing education instructors can vary greatly depending on the subject area, the locality, and the particular educational entity with which you are able to affiliate. The U.S. Department of labor indicates, "Employment of self-enrichment education teachers is expected…
