What do you do if your work schedule clashes with your retail marketing classes?

If it's an elective subject low in your learning priority list then just log in and let go of the attention to move to your work. If your class is where you have reasons to participate and contribute then make the work wait. It depends on what is making you intrinsically motivated in making the choice.

Evaluate your retail marketing class schedule and identify any potential conflicts with important work meetings or deadlines. Plan by notifying your employer of upcoming class dates and times. Determine your priorities and commitments for both work and education. Allocate dedicated time for studying and completing assignments to stay organized and manage your workload effectively.

Consider enrolling in online or asynchronous classes that offer flexibility in terms of timing and location. Online courses allow you to study at your own pace and fit learning around your work schedule. Explore part-time study options or evening classes that align better with your work hours. Some educational institutions offer flexible scheduling for working professionals.

One thing I've found helpful is to encorporate training into working on the floor in your retail. There is nothing better than to have hands on experience with your marketing ... and to get results from your efforts Double bonus... learn marketing skills AND make sales while learning Fatanstic for any employer or employee- hands on skills and results lead to consolidated learning and create a eagerness to become inspired as to how things can be layered into work and marketing together.

Effective time management is crucial when balancing a job with classes. Create a weekly schedule that includes your work hours, class times, study periods, and any other commitments. Use tools like calendars or apps to keep track of deadlines and assignments. Be disciplined about using any free time wisely—study during lunch breaks or listen to lectures while commuting. Remember, the better you manage your time, the less stressful it will be to handle both work and education.

Time management is the KEY WORD. If one is opting for a class along with a full-time career, it is a mandate that a proper analysis of the daily schedule is done. Preference is that the classes should be placed during time periods when there is no work schedule (weekends, early hours or later evening post work). I think with online in the game these things are very easily workable. Still if there is something that can't be worked out, I am sure one can approach the team for support & guidelines. look for the SOLUTION that's the key. Don't badger the thought IMPOSSIBLE!!!

Reach out to your academic advisor or course instructor for guidance on managing your schedule. They may provide alternative learning resources or accommodations to support your educational needs. Inquire with your employer about available employee assistance programs that offer support for continuing education or professional development. peak with your employer or supervisor about your class schedule and explain the importance of attending these classes. Inquire if there is flexibility to adjust your work hours or schedule to accommodate your classes.