The Truth About the Time You Actually Need to Study

EVERYONE HAS ANXIETIES ABOUT ENROLLING FOR POST-SECONDARY SCHOOL, AND OUR STUDENTS ARE NO EXCEPTION.

HERE’S A MESSAGE FROM OUR Associate Director, Brie, ON STARTING STUDY WHEN YOU’re not sure if you have the time.

You have commitments already, and the thought of adding study is a bit intimidating, am I right?

I know that looking at the time needed to study is a bit of a reality check. But it all comes down to priorities

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Remember how you wanted to go that concert last year [or insert similar situation here], but you you were scheduled to work? In order to exchange your shift, you had to work double as hard before the concert, didn't you? But you made it a priority and gave up other things to make sure you could go to that concert.

The same thing applies when you study. You make it a priority.

This is the time commitment we recommend for EACH WEEK for the Full Time Program:

  • 1-1.5 hours of study each day (could be lunch time, spare or evening)

  • 5 hours of clinic each week

  • 3-5 massages each week (could be a friend from school during lunch, spare, etc.)

This is the time commitment we recommend for EACH WEEK for the Distance Education Program:

  • 1-1.5 hours of study each day

  • 2-3 hours of online courses each week

  • 5-10 massages each week (could be a friend from school during lunch, spare, etc.)

The truth is, that while study will NEED to be a priority, it may not be as daunting as you thought. It all comes down to time management.

If you’d like to talk more about becoming a massage therapist at Wellington College, send an email at admissions@wellingtoncollege.com

Brie Timings