Career adventure.

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Samuel Belanger

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Word count: 1028

Choice count: 17

Section count: 11

Image count: 10

Error count: 2

Field Related Analysis

Education : 53 matches

(choice, college, compensation, don, down, failed, fees, first, high school, instructor, options, pilot, school, skills, test, trainee)

Tourism : 22 matches

(adventure, air, airline, compensation, fees, flight, multiple)

Sociology : 21 matches

(school)

Target Structure: (17 matches)

background check (1 match)

came in handy (1 match)

compensation (1 match)

deters (1 match)

internship (4 matches)

lack of (1 match)

misconduct (1 match)

overtime (4 matches)

compensation package (1 match)

set aside (1 match)

straight a's (1 match)

test drive (1 match)

the drive of work (1 match)

trainee (1 match)

vacant position (1 match)

bribe (1 match)

threat (1 match)

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Career adventure.

End of the High school.

It was my last year of High school, and I need to apply to a college for a future career. I didn't know what to apply for, but I did find one school that I may be interested in. I know if I was going to like it. The school I am talking about is a flying school, and I really love plane, and all of this stuff, so it is one of my options. The other option is to do a springboard to a DCS to give me one more year to let me think about my future. Which one should I chose?

Choice 1 : Apply to a springboard to DCS.

Choice 2 : Visit of the flight school.

High school class

Apply to a springboard to DCS.

I chose to apply to a springboard to DCS at another college so that it will give me one more year to think about what could I do. I was pulling straight A's in my first year into the springboard to DCS. I was still thinking about applying to the flight school, but at the same time, I got an offer for an internship at my father's work. Where do I need to go?

Choice 1 : The internship at my father's work.

Choice 2 : Apply for the flight school.

Visit of the flight school.

I chose to visit the flight school. I really think that being a pilot is a good future for me. I was able to test drive a plane with a flying instructor, and I really liked it. Also, I came in handy while flying in the simulator for the first time, and I was proud. They told us that if we want to be a pilot, we need to apply in the air force, or at this flight school. They told us his because the only advantage of going into the air force is that it is not as expensive as this flight school. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Apply for the Army

Choice 2 : Apply for this flight school.

Flight school

The internship at my father's work.

I chose to take the offer for the internship at my dad's work. I did no like it because I got threat from the boss even if I was seen as a trainee. Also, there was a lot of misconduct in the team. My dad deters me to accept a job at is work if someone offers me the position. I already knew that. I wasn't going to take the job because the drive of work was too much for me, and I didn't like how the boss talk to the employer.

Choice 1 : Start again

internship

Apply for the flight school.

I chose to apply for the flight school, and I got accepted! They told us that they did a background check, and we were a perfect match for the vacant position. Because they told us that it is going to be expensive, there's a lot of people set aside some money to be able to pay all of the fees, but I did not. Maybe to help me pay the school I should get a job, or should I just focus on my study and take a loan for my school?

Choice 1 : Have a part-time job.

Choice 2 : focus on my study

Apply into the air force.

I apply in the air force to become a pilot. The recruiting officer told me that I have a lack of skills, and there is a lot of chance they don't take me in the army. I am going to take the chances, because the compensation package that the army offers are much better than in the normal flying school. When I apply for the air force, I instantly got an answer that I got reject, I even try to bribe the officer, but he told me it was against the law.

Choice 1 : abandoned everything

Choice 2 : Apply for the flight school.

air force

Have a part-time job.

I am trying to find a job, so I apply at a lot of place. I got lucky because I know some people are not able to find a job. I am questioning myself if I only get one job and maybe sometime do some overtime or should I get two jobs to be able to pay my school very fast and not have debt.

Choice 1 : Have only one job with some overtime.

Choice 2 : Get two jobs to be debt free.

waiting staff

Focus on my study and get a loan.

I kept focusing on my study and I told myself that I was going to repay my debt after the school, when I have a job in an airline. I think I was not the only one to do this, and it went well. I was stressed at start but when I was finally able to start paying my debt I was feeling better.

Choice 1 : The end.

loan

Have only one job with some overtime.

I got a job at St-Hubert as a waiter. It was not really my thing, but I told myself that it is just a part-time job. The boss allowed me to do some overtime when I didn't have to study for the school. My work schedule was very full, but it was manageable.

Choice 1 : The end.

Get two jobs to be debt free.

I got two jobs. One of them was very demanding and the other was correct. The load of work drove me crazy by the time, and it was too much for me. I barely got anytime for study, so I failed multiple exams. Everything start going down, and I even quit school because it was too much for me.

Choice 1 : Start again

debt

The end.

I successfully go through all of my aviation school, and I passed everything. I was very happy because I also got a job at Air Canada, and this was my dream job. It was a lot of jobs to get there, but I think it's worth it.

Choice 1 : The end.

the end