Exiled in a kilt

Too bad it didn't work out with the girl. But that course idea sounds great. When I had graduated and was in the work world, it felt empty without some sort of school learning. I tried initially to go for a master's in engineering, but frankly I was tired of that. It just didn't motivate me. And so I went for an english lit degree and loved it. I did it without initially thinking it would lead to any degree or anything, but eventually it did. Actually took something like twelve years or so, but there was a few years of not attending. Too bad there isn't a local college by you. Those local colleges are priceless.

What about an online course???

Save your money man the public librarie's got all the education we could ever need. Oh, and there's no cost. Imagine.

Sorry it didn't work out for you. I study at night and it is a love/hate thing. Most of the time love I have to say. jon is right though it does cost a bit but it is so worth it.

I am sure a retail based course will be very helpful in your work.

Here is a link that I found -- dont know how useful that might be to you -- http://www.worldwidelearn.com/busine...ent-course.htm

So many of my friends have done certifications in Supply Chain Management. It has definitely helped them in their career.

Maybe, a certification in that will help.

Good Luck!

Is there any kind of tuition reimbursment through work?