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Sometimes Plan A doesnāt work out.
That doesnāt mean youāre out of options. š
For Guadalupe, university became difficult to continue. Anxiety also made returning to in-person classes challenging.
Then she found another way to learn.
From home and at her own pace, she started building skills in content creation, project management and digital productivity ā and discovered an interest in tech and digital work along the way.
You donāt have to know exactly where youāre going.
Start with something that interests you. Learn a skill. See where it takes you.
Read Guadalupeās story:
https://tinyurl.com/mt5yxwup
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| 3 | You probably have a skill at work that people already rely on you for.
Maybe you:
⢠solve problems when everyone else is stuck
⢠make sense of messy data
⢠keep projects moving
⢠explain complicated things simply
Donāt only focus on what you *need* to improve.
Your existing strengths are worth investing in too. šŖ
So⦠what skill do you want to build next?
Explore thousands of free courses on Alison:
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| 4 | Most of us can remember that teacher.
The one who made you believe you could do more.
The one who noticed when you were struggling.
The one who made a subject suddenly interesting.
Or the one who challenged you when you needed it most. š
Teachers donāt just teach subjects.
They can shape confidence, curiosity, resilience and the way we see ourselves.
Today, weāre celebrating the people who helped shape generations.
Happy World Teachersā Day! š | 272 |
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| 6 | A degree can open doors.
But what can you actually do once you walk through them? š
The skills employers need are changing quickly, which means your CV shouldnāt only tell people what you studied.
Show them what you can do.
Mention the skills youāve built.
Share how youāve used them.
Keep learning alongside your degree ā or after it.
Your qualification is part of your story.
Your skills are part of it too.
šÆ Explore Alisonās free courses:
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| 7 | That āclosed doorā might not be as closed as you think. š
Maybe youāre considering:
ā Applying for a job you donāt feel 100% qualified for
ā Switching careers
ā Learning something completely outside your current field
ā Finally starting that course youāve been putting off
You donāt need to have everything figured out before you start.
Try something. Learn something. See where it takes you.
With thousands of free courses on Alison, thereās plenty of room to explore.
šŖ What door are you thinking about pushing open?
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| 8 | Studying engineering but want to learn beyond your degree? š
Meet Abhay, our Featured Learner.
Alongside his engineering studies, he used Alison to learn C++, embedded systems, IoT and microcontroller programming.
That extra knowledge helped him connect software and hardware ā and apply what he learned to his academic projects.
Your degree doesnāt have to be the end of your learning.
Sometimes the most useful skills are the ones you choose to learn outside the syllabus.
Read Abhayās story:
https://tinyurl.com/2fnpw8rd | 383 |
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| 10 | Your first meeting ran over.
Your inbox is exploding.
The Wi-Fi is down.
You forgot your password. Again. š
And itās not even 10 AM.
At this point, you deserve a great cup of coffee. āļø
Why not learn how to make one?
Our Barista and Coffee Making course is CPD-accredited, free, and takes just 1.5ā3 hours to complete.
Because some work problems canāt be solved with coffeeā¦
ā¦but they can be made slightly more bearable with better coffee. š
āļø Learn to brew:
https://tinyurl.com/2s3r9hbw | 393 |
| 11 | Being good at your job is one thing.
Taking on more responsibility? Thatās a whole different skill set. š
As your career grows, things like communication, decision-making, problem-solving and taking ownership become increasingly important.
The good news? You can build these skills just like any other.
š” Whatās one soft skill youād like to improve?
Explore Alisonās free soft skills courses:
https://tinyurl.com/46sv62uv | 382 |
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| 13 | Caregiving doesnāt look the same for everyone. š
You might be supporting an ageing parent, caring for someone living with dementia, working in healthcare ā or preparing for a future career in care.
Whatever brought you here, having the right knowledge can make a real difference.
Alisonās dementia education is now accredited by Alzheimerās Disease International (ADI) and reviewed against ADIās standards for high-quality dementia education.
From person-centred care and challenging behaviours to supporting ageing parents and people with swallowing difficulties, thereās plenty to learn.
š§ Explore Alisonās free ADI-accredited dementia courses:
https://tinyurl.com/u9arrt4s | 450 |
| 14 | You got the job offer. š
Your first instinct: SAY YES.
But wait.
A job offer isnāt only about whether they want you.
Itās also your chance to ask:
⢠Does the salary work for me?
⢠What exactly will I be responsible for?
⢠What are the benefits?
⢠Is there room to grow?
⢠Is this actually the role I want?
Take a breath. Ask questions. Negotiate where appropriate.
And if youāre still working towards that offer, sharpen your interview skills with Alisonās free courses:
https://tinyurl.com/mryds372 | 463 |
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| 16 | You wonāt believe what happened next⦠š
Just kidding.
But did that make you stop scrolling?
Thatās a hook ā and itās one of the tools social media professionals use to grab attention in a crowded feed.
Want to learn more about how social media works and build skills for the industry?
Explore Alisonās free Social Media courses:
https://tinyurl.com/4uw389nm | 435 |
| 17 | At work, are you secretly doing 5 jobs at once? šµāš«
One minute youāre doing your actual job.
The next youāre a:
šµļø Investigator
āļø Judge
š Translator
š¦ Traffic controller
ā¦and somehow youāre expected to do all of them well.
Wearing too many hats can be exhausting.
Managing that pressure is a skill too ā and itās one you can learn.
Explore Alisonās free Stress Management courses:
https://tinyurl.com/2ywxwjba | 431 |
| 18 | You donāt need to have your entire career figured out before you start learning.
Just ask Natasha, Alisonās Featured Learner. š
Sheās followed her interests across different subjects, building skills she can take into different roles and stages of her career.
Her story is a good reminder:
You can explore as you go.
Every new skill gives you something new to take into whatever comes next.
Read Natashaās story:
https://tinyurl.com/263xwzjd | 506 |
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| 20 | Micromanaging usually starts with good intentions.
You care.
You know what good work looks like.
And sometimes it just feels faster to do it yourself.
But hereās the problem:
If you have to do everything, youāre not really leading.
Great leaders know when to step in ā and when to step back.
Giving people room to make decisions, solve problems and take ownership helps them grow and takes some pressure off you.
Build your leadership skills for free:
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