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Field Related Analysis
Education : 136 matches
(academic, cegep, choice, class, classes, college, courses, diploma, education, elementary school, field, field of study, general, graduate, graduation, high school, management, portfolio, research, school, social, student, students, teacher, teachers, test, tutor, university)Sociology : 42 matches
(class, countries, difference, education, group, role, school)Dance : 40 matches
(back, close, complete, cut, front, lead, natural, out, position, routine, social, step)Target Structure: (16 matches)
foot in the door (2 matches)
if I were you (1 match)
internship (18 matches)
maddening (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
pension (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
set aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
time management (1 match)
vacant position (3 matches)
vacant positions (1 match)
volunteer (3 matches)
volunteering (1 match)
abroad (7 matches)
This year, I finally graduated from high school! I now need to apply to Cegep. I would like to go to Montmorency, it is closer to home. Which program should I choose?
Choice 1 : Apply to Montmorency in Social Sciences.
Choice 2 : Apply to Montmorency in Natural Sciences.

Choosing a general program can be beneficial if you are not to sure about the program you want to choose in University. Social Sciences can introduce you to several fields. Now in how long do you want to complete your DEC?
Choice 1 : Complete your DEC in 2 years.
Choice 2 : Cut off some classes to have more time for work.
Natural Science is the program that opens the most doors for programs in University. If you work hard enough, and you can pull off great academic results can be seen by great programs in prestigious Universities.
Choice 1 : Complete your DEC in two years.
Choice 2 : Cut off half of your classes to complete your DEC in three years.
Great! Everything went well! You had straight A's and good time management! It wasn't too difficult to keep up with eight classes. You even had enough time to work a part-time job! What are you going to do with the money that you gained so far? If I were you, I would continue to save up and use it later.
Choice 1 : Keep saving up for University expenses.
Unfortunately you burnt out... You had too many classes, and it was too difficult to keep up. You felt overwhelmed. This journey is a dead end, try again.
Choice 1 : Apply to college.
You had a great idea! Removing classes made your schedule lighter and less maddening. It gave enough time to study on the hardest courses. After graduation, the next step is applying to Universities.
Choice 1 : Apply at the University of Montreal in education.
Choice 2 : Apply at the University of Montreal in special education.
Removing classes was a great idea! You set aside a lot of money. What are you going to do with it?
Choice 1 : Keep saving up for University expenses.
You couldn't resist to this special offer, what a chance to do an internship abroad. You wouldn't get paid, but you would have a house and all of your meals you be provided. Two schools are offering you an opportunity, which one will you choose?
Choice 1 : School Eureka Kinhasa in the democratic republic of Congo.
Choice 2 : Clairefontaine school in the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire.
University is expensive and since you haven't started this new chapter yet, maybe some big payments are coming soon. Where are you going to apply, and in which field of study?
Choice 1 : Apply at the University of Montreal in education.
Choice 2 : Apply at the University of Montreal in special education.
It is so fun to be around kids. Teaching is a wonderful job. You also have many days of vacations and a great pension for the moment you decide to retire.
Choice 1 : Graduation.
In your internship, you realized that working with young students is really fun, but you would like to have your own class, and manage a big group rather than doing case by case activities. I suggest that you change your career path, and change your field of study to education.
Choice 1 : Apply at the University of Montreal in education.
It has been 3 years since the beginning of your BAC. For your last year, a special offer for volunteering abroad was proposed to your group. This offer was made for the purpose of children that doesn't have school or qualified teachers in their countries. You could make a difference in their life. Those two months would be equivalent to an internship in a school in Canada, but it could benefit some children in need.
Choice 1 : Volunteer abroad.
Choice 2 : Internship in Quebec.
You decided to stay in Quebec for your internship. You preferred having your usual routine and being in the comfort of your own house. Two schools were presented to you for your internship. Both have a vacant position for new teachers next year if you want to start your career, you could already have a foot on the door for that vacant position.
Choice 1 : Saint Charles elementary school.
Choice 2 : Des Ormeaux elementary school.
You already knew this elementary school because you used to study there when you were younger, it used to be your elementary school too. One of your former teacher will be your tutor during your internship. He has been teaching here for the last 40 years. Doing your internship in his class can be very beneficial and set you a foot in the door because you could take his place when he retires and when you graduate. The year went by, and you are done with school. You passed all of your classes, and you easily passed your internship test. You now have a diploma, you can now search for a vacant position.
Choice 1 : Position research.
You already knew this elementary school because you used to study there when you were younger, it used to be your elementary school too. One of your former teacher will be your tutor during your internship. He has been teaching for the past 40 years. Doing your internship in his class can be very beneficial and set you a foot in the door because you could take his place next year when he retires and when you will graduate. The year went by, and you are finally done with school. You have passed all of your classes, and you easily passed your internship test. You now have a diploma, you can now search for a vacant position.
Choice 1 : Position research.
As a volunteer teacher, you would support the main teacher to manage the class, but you will also get the lead to prepare some simple activities. Your role is to guide the group, offering individual help to students who struggle. In the country area, the access to school materials and school teachers can be limited, so your presence can be beneficial for a lot of children. You successfully completed your internship abroad. The children adore you, and you had an amazing experience! It is now time to go back in Quebec.
Choice 1 : Go back in Quebec.
As a volunteer teacher, you would support the main teacher to manage the class, but you will also get the lead to prepare some simple activities. Your role is to guide the group, and to offer individual help to the students who struggle. In this country area, the access to school materials and school teachers can be limited, so your presence can be beneficial for a lot of children. You successfully completed your internship abroad. The children adore you, and you had an amazing experience! It is now time to go back in Quebec.
Choice 1 : Go back in Quebec.
Your internship abroad was mentioned to your student portfolio. Since you had great notes in university, your former teacher sent your student file to schools that had vacant positions. You had many offers, you have the possibility to choose for a school that is close enough to where you live.
Choice 1 : What's in front of you?
Your former teacher and tutor for your internship recommended you to the school direction for his position replacement. You easily found a position as a teacher, you now have 40 years of career waiting for you!
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You now have a position in a great elementary school. You have 40 years in front of you to make the difference in a children's life.
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