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How to Get Better at Writing: The Basics is a brand new, expert-driven guide that breaks down the basic tips of becoming a better writer. The advice provided in this guide is valuable for high school students, as well as college students and professionals. Even nurses need to be able to write! https://www.premiernursingacademy.org/resources/writing-style-guide


How to Study: A Guide for College and Adult Learners also provides critical information for students' success. This information can also be valuable for high school students who are developing these skills and will continue to need these skills as they move forward in their education. https://www.premiernursingacademy.org/resources/study-skills


9 Reasons to Consider CNA Training after High School is a short, fun intro to CNA training and careers. Post-secondary education is not a one-size fits all. Starting a career in healthcare as a CNA can be a quick, affordable option for students. https://www.premiernursingacademy.org/blog/cna-training-after-high-school/


Healthcare Career and Education Pathways is a great companion piece for the post above. There are so many ways to get into the healthcare field. This guide provides an introduction to the various education and career tracks to suit any student's needs. From the traditional 2yr or 4yr college track to bridge programs and accelerated options, this guide helps students find the education path that will set them up best for success. https://www.premiernursingacademy.org/certified-nursing-assistant/health-care-education-paths