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Everything You Need to Know About Enrolling With Penn Foster
When deciding whether or not Penn Foster is right for you, you probably have some questions. We sat down with Hannah Rodgers, a veterinary technician student and Student Ambassador, who may answer some questions you have and help you get started on the path towards reaching your goals.
Jan 12, 2021
7 min read

Courses You Can Start and Finish This Year
The new year brings change and expectations of resolutions. Some we keep, some we break. If you’re looking for a way to try to improve your prospects in 2021 (that also fits into life’s ups and downs), a program from Penn Foster could be just the thing you need.
Dec 29, 2020
5 min read

Top Penn Foster Moments Of 2020
2020 has been a year unlike any other. While the challenges we’ve faced with the pandemic, shutdowns, and social distancing can feel overwhelming, it’s important to remember that some good things have happened this year, too! As we wrap up this strange year, we’re looking back at all the things we’ve accomplished together and getting ready for what comes next in 2021.
Dec 28, 2020

Guide to Becoming an Event Planner
In this guide to becoming an event planner, learn how to get certified, what you can do with an event planning certification, and why event planning may be right for you.
Dec 09, 2020

Catch Up With 2013 Graduate of the Year De Janiera Thomas
De Janiera Thomas never imagined she’d accomplish as much as she has. In what she describes as a dark time in her life, De Janiera found Penn Foster and began pursuing her education. Now, she credits the school with her confidence and career. Since earning the title Graduate of the Year in 2013, De Janiera has advanced her education and found a career path she loves. Catch up with De Janiera and learn how education helped her succeed.
Dec 07, 2020
4 min read

What to Look for in a Criminal Justice Curriculum
Criminal justice is a worthy field to work in, having an impact on our daily lives and society, though it can be challenging both mentally and physically. There are jobs to be found at every level, whether it be private, local, state, or federal. A degree in criminal justice can open a lot of doors to potential careers, but if you want to be successful, a well-rounded curriculum is essential to preparing you for what you face in the real world.
Nov 23, 2020
5 min read

How to Become A Certified Payroll Clerk
Payroll clerks play a vital role in human resources and accounting departments, ensuring employees are paid on time and accurately. Becoming one involves education, on-the-job training, and optional certification. If you’re interested in taking the next steps toward starting a new career, here’s what you should know about the job.
Nov 18, 2020
2 min read

Catch Up With 2018 Graduate of the Year Kevin Stankovich
Kevin Stankovich recognizes that education and hard work pays off. A small business owner, Kevin has made a name for himself in the construction industry. Since earning the title of Graduate of the Year in 2018, Kevin has been in-demand and puts to work the skills he learned at Penn Foster every day. Catch up with Kevin and learn how education helped launch his business.
Nov 16, 2020
4 min read

How to Become A Tax Preparer
No matter what’s happening in the world, one thing is certain: people need to file taxes on a quarterly or yearly basis. That’s why learning how to prepare taxes can offer the opportunity for a rewarding, full-time career, or even a lucrative side hustle. In order to become a tax preparer, you often need training, an understanding of how the tax system works, and a preparer tax identification number.
Nov 13, 2020
2 min read

How to Use Your Skills to Make a Difference in Your Community
The season of giving is here, leaving many of us wondering how we can give back to others. It may sometimes feel like an overwhelming task, leaving you unsure of where to start. But giving back doesn’t have to be hard. You’re already equipped with the skills to make a difference to anyone from your next-door neighbor, to the small business down the street.
Nov 11, 2020