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Robert
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What will this cost?
What will this cost me? I would love to learn and be able to find a very good job but cant afford much outside my means at this time
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Rafael Diaz Montelongo
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Hi Robert,
I understand your concern about costs, especially when it comes to furthering your education and career prospects. Fortunately, there are many ways to learn. For example, free resources like Codecademy and freeCodeCamp for hands-on coding practice or other subjects, or find great courses on platforms like Coursera and Udemy—some even offer financial aid or free options! Check out open textbooks on MIT OpenCourseWare, or consider affordable classes at community colleges. Also, oin local tech meetups or online communities for free workshops and networking. Don't forget the value of self-study as well! Hope this helps!
I understand your concern about costs, especially when it comes to furthering your education and career prospects. Fortunately, there are many ways to learn. For example, free resources like Codecademy and freeCodeCamp for hands-on coding practice or other subjects, or find great courses on platforms like Coursera and Udemy—some even offer financial aid or free options! Check out open textbooks on MIT OpenCourseWare, or consider affordable classes at community colleges. Also, oin local tech meetups or online communities for free workshops and networking. Don't forget the value of self-study as well! Hope this helps!
Chris Blocher
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Lima, NY
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Chris’s Answer
Hey Robert, I just stumbled across this tip yesterday! Many public libraries provide free access to LinkedIn Learning, Udemy and other services using just your library card! https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unlock-linkedin-learning-free-your-library-card-dame-luthas-vuose/
It's a great way to test your interest in a wide variety of subjects. Then when you find what you like, you can either go to school with confidence or jump directly to the job market.
Best wishes!
It's a great way to test your interest in a wide variety of subjects. Then when you find what you like, you can either go to school with confidence or jump directly to the job market.
Best wishes!
Dr H
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Hi Robert,
It's completely understandable to worry about costs when you're trying to build your future. The good news is there are plenty of affordable or even free resources out there to help you gain skills and land a great job.
If you're looking for college options, many community colleges offer lower tuition rates and even free programs in certain areas. You can also explore online platforms like Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy that offer free courses in a variety of subjects.
Another route is certification programs in high-demand fields like tech, healthcare, or business. Google, Microsoft, and IBM offer free or low-cost certifications that can boost your resume without breaking the bank.
If you're unsure where to start, I recommend researching local career centers or nonprofits that offer job training programs for little to no cost.
Remember, your drive to learn and grow is your biggest asset! Never give up and keep going man! All the best! 😎
It's completely understandable to worry about costs when you're trying to build your future. The good news is there are plenty of affordable or even free resources out there to help you gain skills and land a great job.
If you're looking for college options, many community colleges offer lower tuition rates and even free programs in certain areas. You can also explore online platforms like Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy that offer free courses in a variety of subjects.
Another route is certification programs in high-demand fields like tech, healthcare, or business. Google, Microsoft, and IBM offer free or low-cost certifications that can boost your resume without breaking the bank.
If you're unsure where to start, I recommend researching local career centers or nonprofits that offer job training programs for little to no cost.
Remember, your drive to learn and grow is your biggest asset! Never give up and keep going man! All the best! 😎
Shon Duddleston
HVAC technician
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Carbondale, Illinois
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Shon’s Answer
Depends on what college degree your wanting to obtain. if you go to university or a community college. Also how many years your going to go this all determines the price scholarships will help out a lot with the price make sure you get good grades to have a good record for the scholarships