If it doesn't interfere with your work schedule a school would have no authority to terminate you. It would more than likely be against public policy to terminate someone for seeking further education that works in an educational facility.
In every setting I have taught in, yes. The administration usually sees furthering your education as a positive step you are taking to improve your skills. There should be no conflict as you are meeting your continuing education needs.
Yes, she can do that, as she is handling both things separately and without hampering either of them. I don't think there should be any issue by proceeding this way.
Yes, she can.
You can excel in your education, when you get really good grades. You can excel in the workplace when you go above and beyond your job duties.
Educators that specialize in "special education" are under no requirement to suffer any more abuse or assault than any other person in the workplace. What it sounds like is that you might have an issue wtih your workplace (Board of Education, or School Administration) work rules.
Carol Lewandowski has written: 'Charts and graphs in the workplace' -- subject(s): Workplace literacy, Charts, diagrams, Study and teaching (Continuing education)
Education is needed to help people learn skills and gain knowledge. This makes them better suited for life in the workplace and in society in general.
They aimed to reform child labor, workplace conditions, education, and government.
They aimed to reform child labor, workplace conditions, education, and government.
You will want to make sure the trainign wont interfere with your duties. Also see if completing the trainig will entitle you to a raise.
Terminated from.........? No. Of course not. But if you are getting a drug screen in the workplace it will make things much easier if you tell them about any. Prescription drug that you are on, before you take the test. But even if you didn't, you could just have your doctor contact your employer. They can't fire you for taking what you are prescribed by your doctor.
Deborah D'Amico has written: 'Adult education and welfare to work initiatives' -- subject(s): Workplace literacy, Adult education and state, Employment, Adult education, Welfare recipients, Standards
The motto of International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education is 'Helping colleges and universities prepare today's business students for tomorrow's workplace.'.
The main function of education is to prepare children to become the best members of society that they can be. This includes teaching them skills that will carry over into the workplace, and being an informed citizen.
Zeynep Kocabiyik Hansen has written: 'The impact of group diversity on performance and knowledge spillover--an experiment in a college classroom' -- subject(s): Teams in the workplace, Diversity in the workplace, Group work in education