u/Informal-Property-4

I am halfway through my program, and struggling over the summer to get studying done with a special needs child that doesn't quite understand that Mommy needs quiet and needs to study. Luckily, summer camp is 5 weeks long, but only 3 hours in the morning. Parents - how do you do it, while not getting complaints (Mommy, I'm bored, or the Mommy I'm lonely I got yesterday)? The good news is she goes back to school in August, but WGU doesn't go on break, and I don't want to loose too much momentum till then. Is it realistic to expect the same level of acceleration as when my child is in school?

Right now, I'm a full-time older student getting my second degree in Supply Chain and Operations Management. My experience up until my career break was varied. Mostly quality assurance roles, a systems role where I compiled KPIs and dashboards, mixed with supplier quality (including a 3PL), manufacturing/packaging engineering (including RFQs or RFPs), and a very early role setting up material masters in SAP. I would love to understand the opportunities in manufacturing, and wouldn't mind returning to an operations role. I know of some opportunities because of my old career, but I'd like to discover new opportunities.