04-01-2022, 06:08 PM
Thanks everyone for the additional suggestions! I'll certainly keep these in mind.
I have already taken courses from platforms such as Coursera, EdX, FutureLearn, OpenLearn, and Centre of Excellence and I imagine I will continue to do so, especially as some of them are quite niche topics not normally found as part of a Bachelor or Masters degree that I enjoy learning more about.
A few have asked me to think about what I want from an additional degree (or two), and for me, that is a sense of personal accomplishment and meeting a respected learning goal/milestone. Graduate certificates would certainly be another thing for me to consider.
I have no plans to enter the workforce again, however, I am interested in continuing with volunteering - perhaps at a provincial or national level - so while credentials to add to my CV for employment or career advancement aren't my main objective, I think education in different topics would help with future volunteer aspirations (e.g. National Trust for Canada is something I'm quite interested in).
I have already taken courses from platforms such as Coursera, EdX, FutureLearn, OpenLearn, and Centre of Excellence and I imagine I will continue to do so, especially as some of them are quite niche topics not normally found as part of a Bachelor or Masters degree that I enjoy learning more about.
A few have asked me to think about what I want from an additional degree (or two), and for me, that is a sense of personal accomplishment and meeting a respected learning goal/milestone. Graduate certificates would certainly be another thing for me to consider.
I have no plans to enter the workforce again, however, I am interested in continuing with volunteering - perhaps at a provincial or national level - so while credentials to add to my CV for employment or career advancement aren't my main objective, I think education in different topics would help with future volunteer aspirations (e.g. National Trust for Canada is something I'm quite interested in).


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