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Running Head: LIFELONG LEARNING PLAN
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The Need for a Lifelong Learning Plan
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Abstract
Lifelong learning is an essential requirement for all professionals in the contemporary world that
has become very competitive and unforgiving regarding ignorance. The current paper outlines
some of the reasons why lifelong learning plans are quite important in engineering. It argues that
since engineering is one of those industries that rely heavily on technology, such regular
acquisition of skills on the emerging technologies would pave for the development of better
competencies among the professionals. It would allow them to deal with the emerging issues and
unmet needs to ensure a mellifluous flow of professionalism and excellence in the execution of
tasks and operations.
LIFELONG LEARNING PLAN
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Introduction
The rapid and continuous change in the technological environment demands continuous
adjustment of individuals to fit into the new developments and enable a long lasting connection
between education and employment. Lifelong learning entails the self-motivated furtherance of
knowledge for personal and professional enhancement. Lifelong learning improves one’s
employability and competitiveness, as well as personal development and self-sustainability
(Guest, 2006). Most lifelong learning plans were developed after the realization of the fact that
education should only be confined to the early years of one's life. It should take place throughout
a person's life and in different contexts and situations. The current paper examines why a lifelong
learning plan is necessary.
An Economic Perspective
Traditionally, learning and earning have followed a simple path, in which most
individuals acquire as much education as possible during the early years of life and obtain
rewards for rest ...