Procrastination is one of the most difficult obstacles students face during and after training. Many students begin their training enthusiastically, but as the months pass and the workload increases, they start to feel overwhelmed and need help staying motivated. This can easily lead to procrastination, in which tasks are put off and eventually forgotten or not done at all. Additionally, it can be hard for students to focus on a course that requires significant time commitments and regular study. With distractions like social media, streaming services, and other leisure activities becoming even more accessible, it can be increasingly difficult for students to keep up with their studies. Time management is another common challenge many students face during and after training. Even though a course may only take five months to complete, those five months are still packed with multiple assignments, deadlines, tests, presentations, lectures, tutorials, etc., all of which require intense focus and dedication. Additionally, many courses require that students spend additional hours outside of class studying or doing research to keep up with their workloads. Without effective time management techniques, such as making schedules or lists of tasks that need to be completed each day, week, or month, students can easily fall behind while trying to complete their courses. Finally, financial considerations can also be a major obstacle for many students attempting to finish their courses. For some people, this may mean sacrificing leisure activities to save up money for tuition fees, while for others, it may mean having to look for a part-time job to have enough money at the end of the month for rent or food bills. Whatever the case, having an inadequate supply of funds can hinder a student’s ability to fully commit to finishing their course promptly simply because they are unable or unwilling to invest money into completing it successfully.