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Although many people may think of preparing for the GED as continuing education, technically, it’s not. Continuing education

means progressing with your educational career after you’ve either received your high school diploma or you’ve received an

alternative GED certificate.

So what does continuing education include? Well, technical schools, college classes, and online classes to progress in your

career are examples of forms of continuing education. These classes and programs are intended to help you continue your

education after graduation.

Technical schools were created specifically to help adults progress beyond high school. These schools have programs that

help learners master the skills and technological expertise they need to secure good jobs. Also known as vocational

education, technical schools can train you for jobs such as an auto mechanic, a bookkeeper, or a cosmetologist.

Community colleges are a main source of continuing education classes. In addition to helping people work toward a degree,

community colleges also offer programs such as nursing, respiratory therapy, and law enforcement. The community college

environment is perfect for people who want to advance in their current job or move on to a better job.

Many college campuses offer evening and Saturday classes just to make learning convenient for adult students. They also

have classes you can take online so that you will be