Are some courses really useless?
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Courses can feel irrelevant when they're not appropriate to your aims, expertise or the labour market. An outdated course, for example, may provide little real benefit if it is too theoretical and there's no practical use, or is not recognised by employers. But, even so-called "irrelevant" courses cRead more
Courses can feel irrelevant when they’re not appropriate to your aims, expertise or the labour market. An outdated course, for example, may provide little real benefit if it is too theoretical and there’s no practical use, or is not recognised by employers. But, even so-called “irrelevant” courses can be useful in developing some important skills, such as critical thinking, creativity or empowerment through curiosity. To ensure you get the most value from a course then, make sure you choose one that fits with your goals, aspirations and development needs.
See lessLike they say, no knowledge is wasted. One major thing we need to understand is that what we might consider as useless might be extremely useful to the next person. There is no useless course out there, it simply is not useful to a specific group of persons or due to certain factors to access to theRead more
Like they say, no knowledge is wasted. One major thing we need to understand is that what we might consider as useless might be extremely useful to the next person. There is no useless course out there, it simply is not useful to a specific group of persons or due to certain factors to access to the tools and resources to run the course in certain regions, makes it useless in that particular place.
See lessI don’t think any course is completely useless because every course teaches you something, even if it’s just a new way of thinking or some skills. But some courses might not help much if they don’t match your career goals or what jobs are available. The important thing is to choose courses that fitRead more
I don’t think any course is completely useless because every course teaches you something, even if it’s just a new way of thinking or some skills. But some courses might not help much if they don’t match your career goals or what jobs are available. The important thing is to choose courses that fit what you want to do and actually try to use what you learn. So, it’s not that courses are useless it’s more about how you make use of what you study.
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