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A Formula for Success

How Part-time Studies are propelling Matthew Case’s career.

With over 15 years of financial experience in the private sector, Matthew Case, a senior accountant with Farhi Holdings Corporation, is no stranger to the challenges of the professional world. Currently enrolled in Fanshawe’s Honours Bachelor of Commerce – Accounting degree program on a part-time basis, he’s focused on elevating his career to the next level by pursuing his CPA designation.

Always embrace a challenge and seize opportunities for learning.

“The part-time option was essential for me,” says Matthew. “It allowed me to continue working full time while working toward my CPA goals. Having access to courses that fit around my busy schedule made a significant difference in my ability to pursue professional development.”

“Fanshawe is committed to providing flexible learning options and is proud to offer the most part-time postsecondary Ontario College credentials in the system,” says Minette Klazinga, program manager for Part-time Studies at Fanshawe. “Learners like Matthew can earn a post-secondary certificate, diploma, advanced diploma, degree or graduate certificate on a part-time basis, providing flexible study options that work with busy lifestyles.”

Balancing a demanding career with academic pursuits is no small feat, but for Matthew, the experience has been invaluable. “The knowledge I’ve gained through my studies has been a platform for career advancement. I’m now nearing my goal of completing my CPA designation by the time I turn 40,” he reflects.

His advice to those considering a similar path? “Always embrace a challenge and seize opportunities for learning. Professional development is key to both career advancement and personal growth.”

Matthew’s story shows how, with the right resources and determination, lifelong learning can transform not only careers but lives, offering professionals like him a pathway to future success.

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