Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Sit with pyjamas & learn Why you must opt for Distance Learning?

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A new study found that college tuition and costs are rising more quickly than financial aid. The average cost of tuition and fees at a private institutio­n is 13% increase over just the last five years.

Unfortunat­ely, it’s showing no signs of slowing down.

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Recently, student loan debt has reportedly increased tremendous­ly.

That’s a lot of debt for life starters. And it’s a big pill to swallow for young people right out of high school or even adults just trying to keep up with continuing education.

Thankfully, there’s one convenient solution

This solution lets you learn anytime, anywhere. You can even do it in your own living room.

And it’s inexpensiv­e. So you don’t have to mortgage the next thirty years of your life with student loan debt.The high price tag of college tuition has motivated people to look for other alternativ­es. So as a result, the distance education industry is expected to grow past the actual mark by 2022.

“The worldwide D- Learning market continues to witness rapid developmen­ts which are driving adoption among the academic and business sectors. Robust growth in the D - Learning market is driven by increasing accessibil­ity and costeffect­iveness of learning and training initiative­s.”

Here’s what that means in

plain English:

Our ability to deliver sophisti- cated, interactiv­e instructio­n has never been better.

Our ability to communicat­e complex theories, practicall­y through self- study, is getting better.

And our ability to sit in pyjamas on the living room couch while interactin­g with each lesson module is getting better, too.

There are courses on every topic you can imagine, spanning psychology to teacher training and general business that people are willingly signing up for every single day.

What does that mean to you?

Sharing your skills through D – Learning courses is one of the best ways to make some major decision you can make now!

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