Word count: 1707
Choice count: 26
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 8
Field Related Analysis
Education : 106 matches
(behaviour, choice, circular, college, course, courses, degree, diploma, don, down, failure, field, field of study, first, high school, intervention, learn, motivation, principal, school, semester, skills, social, task, technology, trainee, training, undergraduate, university)Law : 68 matches
(access, accused, act, answer, bailiff, court, court order, death, documents, executive, fact, family, family law, intervention, judgment, law, law degree, offer, office, order, paralegal, principal)Archaeology : 40 matches
(bed, bell, comes, competition, here, keep, kick, knife, pick, re, section, study, technology, tell, theory)Target Structure: (14 matches)
background check (1 match)
come in handy (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (22 matches)
learn the ropes (1 match)
ojt (1 match)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
retirement (4 matches)
though (1 match)
trainee (1 match)
undermine (1 match)
wage (4 matches)
threatening (2 matches)
Wow, you just got done with high school, and you got your diploma! But now you must go to college. You know that you want to become a bailiff, but you don't know what program you should choose in order to become one. Should you go to Ahuntsic College and study Paralegal Technology or should you study Social Sciences?
Choice 1 : Into Paralegal Technology.
Choice 2 : Into Social Science.

Very good! That's the most appropriate field of study for becoming a bailiff, since the diploma you get from it can get you instantly into the bailiff's chamber. You only have to complete 3 years of college.
Choice 1 : Continue Into Paralegal Technology.
While Social Sciences are great for going into university since it takes about 2 years to accomplish, you will need to go into university to obtain an undergraduate law degree. Compared to Paralegal Technology, you will have courses which are not related to law while in college. Yet, you still can choose this course even though it's less easy.
Choice 1 : Continue into Social Sciences.
Wow, you've progressed so well into the last two years. There's only one semester left and afterward, you need to do an internship before graduating! Since the internship is coming soon, you've found an early internship with a wage included that could come in handy for your final internship's background check! You'll work 35 hours per week for 9 weeks during the summer at Unifor as a legal secretary, but you might not get a week off to go travel into the United States of America. Do you accept to do the internship?
Choice 1 : Go Into the First Internship.
Choice 2 : Refuse the Offer for the First Internship.
Great! You've accepted the internship during the summer! You're presently doing on-the-job-training as an intern with the principal task to modify legal grievances and legal documents. You still need to learn the ropes as a trainee, but you're doing great! While you were working, a new colleague came to your desk and asked for help. He asked you to go to the manager's office to grab some important documents since he doesn't have the keys to access his office, and you do have them since the beginning of the OJT. Do you accept?
Choice 1 : Accept the new employee's offer.
Choice 2 : Refuse the new employee's offer.
Oh! Well, that was a great offer, but you decided to not get yourself involved in the internship. That's okay, but you won't acquire essential skills for your 6th session internship. You're stuck working at Subway during the summer, and you realize that you won't acquire necessary skills to obtain a good internship.
Choice 1 : Continue to work at Subway.
If it seemed you gave your colleague a hand for going into your boss's office, he was actually plotting behind you! Your boss sees you in his office, and he gets really mad, and decides to kick you out of the internship! You lose your summer job, and you feel like a failure for believing such an awful person. Try again!
Choice 1 : Apply to College.
After some time into your semester, you get tired and exhausted since the courses you're taking are not interesting. You realize that you made a mistake. You start to lose motivation, and you don't know what to do. Do you decide to go into Paralegal Technology or you dropout of school?
Choice 1 : Into Paralegal Technology.
Choice 2 : Drop out of college.
Summer ended, you made money working at Subway, but it did not prepare you for what's coming. From now, you need to find your internship where you'll be working during the whole 6th semester. Since you didn't acquire enough skills for the internship, you end up getting none! You fall into a depressive episode and realize that you can't go back. Try again!
Choice 1 : Apply to College.
When you seemed to make your colleague mad about you refusing his offer, you did what your gut feeling told you to do. In fact, he wanted to undermine you and wanted to kick you outside from the internship since he was jealous of your work! You told your boss about it and he got kicked out instead. Since then, you didn't have any other conflict with your coworkers. You even got an offer to continue working here for your 6th session final internship. Do you accept?
Choice 1 : Accept the offer to do your 6th semester internship at Unifor.
Choice 2 : Refuse the offer to do your 6th semester internship at Unifor.
You just left college, now what? You don't go to school anymore, so you sens a feeling of being free. Eventually, you realize that you're stuck in a circular routine. You start to get sad and realize you made huge mistake. When you dropout of school, you won't have the strength to get back. Your dream of becoming a bailiff fades away, and you end up being a loser with no ambition. Since you feel miserable, you decide to end your life and die of an overdose. Try again!
Choice 1 : Apply to College.
Great! Your boss is happy to have you back on the job. Since you do the same task as last time, you don't need on the job training anymore. You got through your last college semester with ease, and you finally got your college diploma! You can now go to the bailiff's chamber to obtain your bailiff permit to officially become one.
Choice 1 : Into the Bailiff's Chamber.
While your boss was sad that you wouldn't come back, you've decided to go towards another path. You got a different internship, which now concerns family law. While you were happy for change, you don't have a wage anymore. You still get through it and obtain your diploma. It's now time to get into the bailiff's Chamber to obtain a permit to become a bailiff.
Choice 1 : Into the Bailiff's Chamber.
Now that you're done with college, you must attend enriched courses to become a bailiff. It's around a year of theory and another 6 months of another internship to get your certificate and get to work! Nobody you knew followed your path, but that's okay since there's competition. You get through it like a champion, and you're finally a real bailiff! Your dad is so proud of you, and you know your mom would be too. It's time to get into business!
Choice 1 : Your First Executive Order.
Your boss comes to hand you a task yo must do throughout the day : You will need to seize a car from someone who owns $40 000 from a court order. You go the indicated address, and you ring the bell. You wait for an answer and, finally, someone answers. You identify yourself as a bailiff, and you tell them that you need to seize their vehicle for the court order. As you tell them, they started to get really aggressive and started threatening you! What do you do?
Choice 1 : Call the Cops for Coverage.
Choice 2 : Start Acting Aggressive as Well Toward the Person You're Seizing.
Choice 3 : Keep Calm, act Nonchalant.
You called the cops for your own protection. They come as fast as possible and the person finally calms down. You're now able to proceed to seize up of the car without feeling in danger. You own a premium wage for doing an amazing intervention and cases of threatening and aggressive behaviour are well-handled for the rest of your career. Good Job!
Choice 1 : Retirement.
You let out your anger at the person you're seizing, because why would you be kind and gentle from such a bastard? But, as you yell at them, they pick a knife from their pocket and stab you 7 times! You fall on the ground and bleed out to death. Maybe that wasn't the best choice to think stronger than your emotions. Try again!
Choice 1 : Apply to College.
As the person yell and yell, you still keep your calm and wait for them to calm down. They eventually do. You can now proceed to seize their car and leave knowing you did a good job for not yelling at them back as much as you wished you could. You go back to work and earn a bonus wage for your work. You know from now on how to handle these kinds of situations.
Choice 1 : Retirement.
After 35 years of working as a bailiff, you finally retired. You did a great job, as everyone needed you to execute and obtain anything from what the judgment demanded from the accused. All that time seemed to go so quick. You think back of the time you were little as watched a show with bailiffs with your mom. I know she would be proud of you. For now, it's time to enjoy your well-deserved retirement.
Choice 1 : Death.
You're now 77 years old. You started to have pain in your heart, since you're old and weak. You're at the hospital, and it seems like you're on your death bed. You die of a heart attack as you see the person who you seized up their car gives you a fatal dose of Fentanyl. You were too weak to fight back. They came back for "revenge", but you just did your work. It's not your fault if that person didn't pay their due amount of money.
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