The paths of my life.

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Léïlou Sylvestre

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Word count: 1235

Choice count: 15

Section count: 12

Image count: 12

Error count: 7

Field Related Analysis

Education : 77 matches

(activity, cegep, choice, classes, course, courses, diploma, down, education, evaluate, graduation, high school, homework, learn, learning, level, options, school, social, student, students, trainee, university)

Paramedics : 31 matches

(care, diploma, doctor, emergency, level, nurse, patient, practice, profession, technician, trainee)

Sociology : 25 matches

(care, education, experiment, homework, official, philosophy, school, social science)

Target Structure: (13 matches)

internship (1 match)

internships (3 matches)

invaluable (1 match)

learn the ropes (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

pension (1 match)

put aside (1 match)

retirement (6 matches)

straight a's (2 matches)

trainee (1 match)

vacant position (1 match)

wage (1 match)

worthwhile (1 match)

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The paths of my life.

The high school graduation!

It was the end of high school. I wasn't sure what to do next. I wanted to do a lot of things and was interested in a lot of options. I wanted to do a lot of experience and things I like, but I was not sure if I was better to continue school and studying or take a break.

Choice 1 : Choose to apply to Cegep!

Choice 2 : Take a break.

 Cleveland High School (Tennessee) graduation in 2010 at Raider Field, 21 May 2010, Harrison Keely

Choose to apply to Cegep!

I decide to go to the Cégep de sherbrooke and go study. I was really exited and stressed in the same time. I couldn't wait to go learn new things but was scared for the homework. It was time to choice in which of the two program that interested me.

Choice 1 : Apply to the Nurse program.

Choice 2 : Apply to the Special education program.

 Pavillon 2 of the Cégep de Sherbrooke. 23 November 2022, Funrastic

Take a break.

I really wanted to take it easy after school. High school was sometimes very difficult for me, so I wanted to take some time for me, go travel, and do the things I couldn't do when I was High schooled. I went to Mexico for two weeks in a beautiful resort, and I went to see the Maya Pyramids. It was really amazing! After that, I've worked a lot to gain money and prepare to return to school. It was very great and give me good break, but now, it was time to continue and go to school.

Choice 1 : Choose to apply to Cegep!

Pyramid of the Sun, Teotihuacán, Mexico, 13 October 2013, Diego Delso

Apply to the Nurse program.

I always loved biology and the Social Science, so the nurse program was a choice that interested me a lot. It was difficult, but I really love learning about the human cares. My favorite course was biology! I've got a lot of straight A's because I studied a lot. Badly, I've put aside a lot my other courses, like French or Philosophy because the nurse's classes take the most of my time, but I still passed all of my classes. I've got my diploma and did a lot of practice and internships, now it was time to choose where I'm going to go to work.

Choice 1 : Go work in a FMG.

Choice 2 : Work at the CHUS.

Nurse progam Cégep de Sherbrooke

Work in an FMG.

In my internships, I really loved working in the pregnancy care, so I decided to go work in an FMG to do prenatal care. I loved so much seeing the evolution of the baby and be able to reassuring the parents with their questions. I've loved my job, a lot, but some time, my colleague did some misconduct with me, and I had the feeling that my position of technician nurse was a dead-end, So I decided to do something else!

Choice 1 : Go at university to be a Doctor.

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Work at the CHUS.

I didn't really know where I wanted to go work, but I wanted to go work somewhere I always have something to do, so I decided to go in emergency. Sometime, I've got to do some blood sample or electrocardiogram, but most of the time my job was to evaluate the level of priority, if the person have to see the doctor very soon or, if it can wait a bit. I really loved it and didn't regret my choice! It was a really great experience, and I have many good souvenirs!

Choice 1 : Take my retirement!

Créateur : Jean Roy  |  Crédits : La Tribune

Apply to the Special education program.

I really wanted to do a profession where I can bring my help and my care to people, so special education program was very interesting! My mom has been a special education technician and when she was talking to me about it, it fit with what I wanted to do. it was amazing, and I really loved studying in this program. I've got a lot of straight A's, and I loved to learn. I've done a lot of interesting internships with a lot of kinds of people and different age. I've got my diploma and now, it was time to choose where I wanted to go work.

Choice 1 : Work In a High School with special need student.

Choice 2 : Work in a CHSLD.

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Work In a High School with special need student.

To give myself more challenge I decided to go work in a high school with special care students. I really loved working with them when I was a trainee. For students, most of the time, it's very hard to understand their difficulties and learn them because they are young, and I passed in the same phase and difficulty that them in the high school too and loved to be helped. I really love to help them and be their for them. I had very kind colleague too, and they helped me a lot to learn the ropes and had a good wage too. It was an amazing experience and learning.

Choice 1 : Take my retirement!

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Take my retirement!

Now I'm old enough, and I have a super great pension to take my retirement and go to visit the world with my husband. I try, learn, experiment and do lots of things in my career life. I regret none of my choice work hard, and love my invaluable experience. Now it's the time to rest and relax!

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Créateur : Svitlana Hulko  |  Crédits : Getty Images/iStockphoto

Go at university to be a Doctor.

I loved my experience to be a technician nurse, but I wanted to level-up. I decided to give me big challenge and go study at the Sherbrooke University to be a Doctor. It took me many years to success and be a Doctor, but I got it! It was really difficult, hard and took me a lot of time, but I really liked it.

Choice 1 : Be a doctor.

L'Université de Sherbrooke confirme qu'il n'y aura pas de retard dans la graduation des étudiants de médecine si la situation se maintient. (Jean Roy/Archives La Tribune)

Be a doctor.

After being at university, OI started my new work and be an official Doctor! I really loved be a Doctor even if it were difficult, hard it was a great learning. I always learn about new things. Sometimes, it was sad, really sad, stressful, and I did lots of overtimes, but I loved helping people. Now, it's time to take it easy after that amazing experience with many obstacles.

Choice 1 : Take my retirement!

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Work in a CHSLD.

In my internship, I really loved working with elders. After School, I was searching for working somewhere, and I saw they have a vacant position for a Special education technician in a CHSLD, so I directly give my CV. I was taken and really, really loved it. Not every Eldery person have family to be there for them or do a lot of activity, so I was very happy to be there for them. I learn a lot of things and it things they are the perfect people to learn a lot of things with. It was hard sometime, and I needed to take a lot of break, I've lost a lot of patient, and it was hard, but when I saw a smile on the face of my patient, it's always was a worthwhile for me. I loved this work so much, but now, it was time to take time for me and take it easy.

Choice 1 : Take my retirement!

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