Becoming a Member of The Working Class.
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Field Related Analysis
Education : 94 matches
(adult, bachelor's degree, cegep, choice, class, college, course, courses, degree, don, down, field, goal, grade, high school, management, memory, primary school, reading, sabbatical, school, semester, teacher, term, university)Sociology : 24 matches
(class, goal, primary, school, self, status, third, working class)Web development : 18 matches
(break, child, class, field, option, path, source)Target Structure: (10 matches)
leg work (1 match)
ojt (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
purpose (2 matches)
put aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
though (1 match)
time management (1 match)
wage (1 match)
worthwhile (1 match)
Becoming a Member of The Working Class.
The End of High school.
After I was done with high school, I didn't really know what I wanted to do. Thankfully, I knew that I did not have any desire to go to university even though I was a straight A's, but I did know that I wanted to finish my studies early. I had no desire to spend more than a decade to finish my studies. So, I needed to decide which school I will need to go to so that I could achieve my desire. I had a few ideas in mind, some more interesting than others but still promising like becoming a physiotherapist, a pharmacy technician or taking a break from school.
Choice 1 : Become a Physiotherapist.
Choice 2 : Become a Pharmacy Technician.
Choice 3 : Have a Sabbatical Year.
Become a Physiotherapist.
I had this field of work in mind for a while now. My source of inspiration is my third grade primary school teacher. I remember in her class, after diner time, we used to have those nice relaxing reading sessions where we can (if we wanted to) go around the class and give massages to each other. I remember I used to give massages to my teacher, and she used to love it a lot. So, this memory helped me to come up with the idea of pursuing my studies in this field of work. I have two alternatives: move out and study at Sherbrook University or don't move.
Choice 1 : Move out.
Choice 2 : Don't move out.
Become a Pharmacy Technician.
Since I was a child, I always knew I would end up in the medical field. I knew this my purpose in life, but which brand exactly was a question I didn't know the answer for. I used to have this dream job of becoming a Chimist. Maybe, I should've pursed this career instead, but deep down I always knew it wasn't my calling until I found this new program that got created in 2021 called Pharmacy Technican. When I found this program, with no hesitation, I automatically knew this could be it. Unfortunately, I needed the enriched science class of grade ten I did not take. So, I'll have to take this class in a Tremplein DEC either at Montmorency College or Ahuntisc Cegep.
Choice 1 : Go to Montmorency College.
Choice 2 : Go to Cegep Ahuntsic.
Have a Sabbatical Year.
This is very self-explanatory. I could either work for a whole year or try for the winter semester maybe I would get lucky.
Choice 1 : Work For a Whole Year.
Choice 2 : Try for The Winter Semester.
Move out.
Cool I'm moving out! There is absolutely no way that I have nor will have enough money to sustain myself for all the time that I will be out of the house. Also, I would be way too much overwhelmed. Therefor, I will be moving in with my sister. She currently lives in Montreal, so it will be way more efficient for me. While living there I will be able to complete my bachelor's degree and a professional master degree in 4 years.
Choice 1 : The end. Try another path!
Don't move out.
If, I decide not to move out I will probably end up not going to school at all and try to at least work for money.
Choice 1 : Work for a year
Choice 2 : Other option
Go to Montmorency College.
Since I'm missing the grade ten enriched science class, I'll take it here, at Montmorency College. Since the Pharmacy Technician can only be taken in the autumn semester, during my second, which means the winter semester, I'll stay at this school for a whole year. After that, I will apply at Rosemont College since it is the closest school from where I live where they give that program.
Choice 1 : Apply at Rosemont College.
Go to Cegep Ahuntsic.
Since I'm missing the grade ten enriched science class, I'll take it here, at Ahuntsic Cegep. Since the Pharmacy Technician can only be taken in the autumn semester, during my second, which means the winter semester, I'll stay at this school for a whole year. After that, I will apply at Rosemont College since it is the closest school from where I live where they give that program.
Choice 1 : Apply at Rosemont College.
Work For a Whole Year.
I'll work every day. I'll have a full time job and gain more and more money until my pockets too full of money. Right now, I am an employee at a restaurant so, I will keep that job until other opportunities come my way.
Choice 1 : Other opportunities
Choice 2 : Other opportunities
Try for The Winter Semester.
With any luck, I could potentially find a program that I would find interesting during the winter semester. If not, I'll just continue doing my basic courses in a Springboard to a DSC at Montmorency College or Ahuntsic Cegep, or I could simply put aside my studies, and take a leave break from school.
Choice 1 : Montmorency College.
Choice 2 : Cegep Ahuntsic.
Choice 3 : Give up, and Wait for The Autumn Semester.
Work full time.
Instead of thinking about working only a whole year and then going back to school, I could actually just work full time and have a full time job. I could apply as cashier manager at my work and I could make a lot more than I do right now. I could also decide when I'd take my vacations and decide my salary.Also, I won't need to have an OJT because I already know all the leg work, and I won't be paid the minimum wage. Of course, it is not the best future for me in the long term, but for now this could be worthwhile, and I would be more than happy to manage my time and put a lot of effort so that I can achieve my goal.
Choice 1 : the end.
Apply at Rosemont College.
YAY! I DID IT! Now, I can finally have a purpose in my life. This technique takes three years to finish. Maybe I'll do four, or maybe I won't. Honestly, I think it all depends on how I use my time management. After my three years, I can directly go on the working field and start my adult job, or I could continue my studies if I want.
Choice 1 : I did it!
Choice 2 : Continue my studies
Give up, and Wait for The Autumn Semester.
I think that this very self-explanatory. I will wait and continue my studies during the next autumn semester.
Choice 1 : Other opportunities
The University Path.
This is where I can continue my studies if desired, and I could potentially upgrade my status and become an actual pharmacist instead of being a pharmacy technician.
Choice 1 : The end. Try another path!
