INTERCONNECTION OF EDUCATION AND CAREER
Keywords:
education, career, importance of education, professional development, choice and opportunities, connection between education and work.Abstract
Highlights include ways to expand career opportunities, enhance professional growth, encourage innovation, and improve workplace productivity. In addition, the article discusses how education fosters flexibility, allowing professionals to keep pace with changing technologies and market demands. Ultimately, it argues that education not only contributes to individual career success, but also plays an important role in broader social and economic development. explores and emphasizes that education serves as a foundation for professional success. It emphasizes the role of education in equipping individuals with the essential skills, knowledge and competencies needed in the workforce.
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