The end of CEGEP.

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Choice count: 30

Section count: 20

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Error count: 1

Field Related Analysis

Education : 50 matches

(cegep, choice, diploma, don, grade, learn, management, technology, test, training, university)

Nursing : 25 matches

(absence, autopsy, blood test, bone, burn, cancer, clinic, dentistry, grade, haemorrhage, handicap, health, heart, hr)

Biology : 13 matches

(animal, ans, blood, bone, cancer, grade, heart, laboratory)

Target Structure: (21 matches)

background check (1 match)

drawback (1 match)

foot in the door (1 match)

hr (1 match)

ins-and-outs (1 match)

invaluable (1 match)

learn the ropes (1 match)

leave of absence (1 match)

maddening (1 match)

ojt (1 match)

on-the-job-training (1 match)

premium wage (1 match)

purpose (1 match)

put aside (2 matches)

straight a's (1 match)

though (1 match)

time management (1 match)

trainees (1 match)

undermined (1 match)

vacant position (5 matches)

wage (2 matches)

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The end of CEGEP.

Veterinary clinic or university.

Twenty years ago, I was studying Animal Health Technology and I received straight A's. I was happy with this beautiful grade, but I put aside my sports. I finally got my diploma, but I don't know where to go, because, I can send my CV at a veterinary clinic or went to university to become a veterinarian that is my purpose since I am young. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Clinic.

Choice 2 : University.

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Clinic.

They accepted me. I was really happy. I had to do my OJT and learn the ropes on-the-job-training. After a few weeks, I had a big wage, but I was always at work, and I put aside my family. With this big drawback, should I stay there or not.

Choice 1 : Stay in the clinic.

Choice 2 : Not stay in the clinic.

Senior Airman Jared Duhon, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

University.

The university put me on a waiting list to be accepted. I needed to work meanwhile I had the answer. Should I gave up and just be a technician for my whole life, or I keep going, and I enter in university in another thing to have a foot in the door of it?

Choice 1 : Gave up university.

Choice 2 : Not gave up.

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Stay in the clinic.

I decided to stay, but I had to talk to my boss about the ins-and-outs. He told me that I am invaluable for the clinic. He will do everything to keep me. He suggested to me to be the supervisor for the trainees. He will also give me a premium wage, but I had to work some weekends, but a less than I was doing.

Choice 1 : Accepted this time management

Choice 2 : Didn't accepted this time management

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Not stay in the clinic.

I decided to go away. One week later, I saw in Magog a vacant position in a small clinic next to my house. Did I try it?

Choice 1 : Try the vacant position.

Choice 2 : Not tried the vacant position.

michael ely / Shaw Veterinary Surgery

Try the vacant position.

I tried ans the colleagues were never undermined me. Even if I had to talk again to the HR ans even if they have to do a background check, I did my specialization in dentistry and in my free time, I was doing my training to be a zoo therapist to help kids with cancer, old people or handicap.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Not tried the vacant position.

I not tried, and I didn't find another job, so I needed a job for money. I can return to Metro or not. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Metro.

Choice 2 : Not went to Metro.

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Metro.

I returned to Metro, I had some money, but I hate my job, it was maddening.

Choice 1 : Start over

Wilfredor, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Not went to Metro.

I don't go to Metro. I didn't find a job. I thought that I was in a dead end.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Accepted.

I accepted my boss's offer, and I was really happy, I was doing anesthesia, blood test, vaccinating, doing dentistry and more. One a day, an animal were coming in emergency because he was hit by a car. I had to help him, but he was in haemorrhage, so his heart just stopped. Should I resuscitate him and live with the consequences for the animal and for me, or I do nothing because he is already dead?

Choice 1 : Resuscitate.

Choice 2 : Didn't resuscitate him.

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Resuscitate.

I tried to resuscitate him, and I did it. He only had a little broken bone. I am so happy.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Didn't resuscitate him.

I didn't try to resuscitate him. The owner was really angry about the situation, and he does a complaint. It's the end of my career because of that.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Not accepted to talk to the boss.

I continue to work. I take a leave of absence because I was in a burn out.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Gave up university.

I gave up, so I had to find another job. Though, I have the choice to be in a laboratory or not. Did I take the opportunity?

Choice 1 : Yes.

Choice 2 : Not gave up.

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Yes.

I went in a laboratory, and it's kind of cool, I did autopsy and surgeons.

Choice 1 : Start over

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No.

I didn't go in a laboratory, so I return to Metro, so I was sad.

Choice 1 : No.

TylerMascola, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Not gave up.

I studied a lot. Should I try one more time to be accepted at the University?

Choice 1 : Yes.

Choice 2 : No.

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Yes, I will try.

I tried and I were accepted. I study in veterinary medicine. I did it! Two clinics want me to go there I have the choice between one clinic next to my house, but not that pay or in Victoriaville, but I am pay really well. What should I do.

Choice 1 : Magog.

Choice 2 : Victoriaville.

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Magog.

I choose the one next to my house and I can see my family. I did it.

Choice 1 : Start over

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Victoriaville.

I choose this one to have more money, but I am very far away my mom, but am really happy here.

Choice 1 : Start over

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