4 importance of taking study leave in your work

[Augusta]

In the course of having a career, it is always pertinent to improve on one's self to be able to carry out the Job effectively and one of such ways is through having a study leave.

Study leave is a paid studies holiday ones takes to undergo some courses and training that will be to the good of one's job. This is important because of the below top needs

To be able to update one's knowledge in the field of work.

To help one carry out future jobs effectively and in accordance with what is obtainable

To have new ways of tackling issues in ones job or career as they need arises

To always be on top of ones gain and maybe get promoted

What's your thoughts?

 

[btaliat]

There are many benefits one will enjoy for going for study leave. Apart from knowing more about the particular field, it will also shape the person life. This is the reason most private bhsiness owner don't like sending their employees to these studying leave with the fear that they may secure better offer.

 

[Sotherefore]

There are many benefits one will enjoy for going for study leave. Apart from knowing more about the particular field, it will also shape the person life. This is the reason most private bhsiness owner don't like sending their employees to these studying leave with the fear that they may secure better offer.

Well that is true and if it is possible that you have an opportunity to study in a sane country it is possible that you may not likely to work for the company you work for previously. I believe most company is always afraid of this as you said because they believe the individual will have an opportunity to get a better employment.

 

[btaliat]

I was talking from experience of a worker that his company sent him to go for further study in another country but he refused to come back just because he was paid double where he went got the course. That's why as good as this package, it may not be done by some companies

 

[Good-Guy]

Well, it might be a good idea to take leave because you may need to concentrate on your studies. A good employer may definitely grant you leave if you have exams or if you intend to study. I have never seen anyone being denied leave except in a few cases where the employer was too strict.

 

[Jonaville]

Studying is a continuous process, one can never exhaust it. So just like you said, it is advisable to go for some short courses to update ones knowledge and experience. But make sure that they are courses that go in line with your work area, not just a random one.