Choosing an online high school program can be tough, especially if you're new to the process. Here are some things to consider before enrolling, plus advice from Penn Foster instructors and recent grads.

Early childhood educators play a vital role in promoting children's social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development during the crucial early years of life. But what exactly does an early childhood educator do, and how can you become one?

Are you curious about virtual high school and if it’s a good fit for you? We’ll get into what makes virtual high school different from in-person learning and talk about the characteristics of a successful online learner.

Want to transfer credits to or from Penn Foster? Here’s what you need to know. Learn about credit eligibility, how the process works, and if your credits are transferable to other schools in this blog!

If your teen is thinking about an alternate education option such as online high school, we've got answers for all your questions. Take a deeper look into online vs. in person high schools to make an informed choice for your child's education.

Versatility is the hallmark of an early childhood educator. While working with children is challenging, it also offers regular rewards! Here are just a few of the many roles you'll take on as an ECE teacher.

Not sure how to stay motivated in your online high school classes? We’re here to help! Check out these tips and tricks to stay motivated and reach your goals!

Prepping for a vet assistant interview? Read expert tips, insights from professionals, and learn how to confidently answer common vet med interview questions. You scored the interview; now let’s land that job!

Want to work in healthcare but not with patients? Enter the world of sterile processing technicians (SPTs), essential workers behind the scenes preparing and sterilizing surgical instruments. Let’s learn more about this indispensable role: the everyday tasks, required skills, and promising career paths for SPTs.

If you’re interested in becoming a veterinary technician, you’ll most likely need to gain a credential. That means becoming certified, licensed, or registered, depending on your state. Learn more about getting credentialed as a vet tech and check out your state requirements below.