Turn your job into a degree

There are so many benefits to a person engaging in an apprenticeship-style profession because the experience, in this case, is really going to be your best teacher.

I get to use my work experience and put it towards classroom requirements. I have the flexibility that allows me to do things, and I don’t have to be completely tied down by school. It’s also been easy for me to transition into the program, which surprised me because technology is not always a strength of mine. 

At $75 a month, you get a 4-year degree? I’m like, let me check on this. . . and it works! Job-embedded learning, job-embedded training, is the best thing ever. You’re going to use my job and it’s hours towards my student teaching.

I thought, ‘this is too good to be true’. We can employ someone here, they can get paid, they can work as an instructional aide, even support the classroom teacher, and they're earning their degree during the same time. It can really change the dynamics of education here. 

Learning about something and physically doing it are two completely different things and Reach allows you to do both simultaneously.