Study and Face a Brighter Future Is Important in Today's Economy According To Anglia Ruskin University

(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 22, 2011 ) Cambridge, UK -- In any period of economic difficulty, finding the best job, and hanging on to it, can be exceptionally hard. The relative scarcity of jobs means employers have an enormous selection of applicants to choose from, which thereby cuts the chances of any successful applications being made.

However, distance learning degrees from Anglia Ruskin University represent an excellent way to study for a universally recognised qualification without having to commit to a full-time course. Any student who signs up to such a course is making a bold statement about themselves, and itÂ’s one which could bring dividends throughout the studentÂ’s career.

Most employers, especially those with an eye on the future, place a high premium on further education, and they recognise the value of major academic qualifications. Despite the current recession and the problems it has created, business leaders know that sooner or later the economy will start to improve, and when it does they want to be ready for it.

As well as enabling managers and directors to sift through applicants for vacancies, distance learning programmes within the workplace can be utilised to spot the future talent thatÂ’s already within the company. Many blue chip organisations have initiated such schemes in recent years, knowing they are a viable way to gain an insight into their key employees.

And Anglia Ruskin are all too aware of the effect such education schemes have on the morale of a workforce. In the current economic upheaval, itÂ’s very easy to feel less motivated and more lethargic, but if the company invests in development itÂ’s seen as a statement of intent about their plans for the future, and of the trust they have in their staff members.

Via their exceptionally helpful website, Anglia Ruskin offer a wealth of information about distance learning schemes to both employers and employees.

About Anglia Ruskin University:

Main campuses at Cambridge and Chelmsford attract students not only from the East of England and across the UK, but in increasing numbers from mainland Europe and from further afield. An increasing number of students are enjoying the benefits of distance learning and the University has an extensive network of contacts with institutions throughout the world, delivering courses in countries as far removed as Malaysia and Trinidad.

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