Career path.
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Education : 57 matches
(cegep, choice, deadline, don, first, method, private, school, student, students, teach, teacher, university)Web development : 19 matches
(constant, drop, method, parent, path, private, style)Law : 13 matches
(cabinet, cause, government, house, parent, private)Target Structure: (5 matches)
income (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
overwhelmed (1 match)
set aside (1 match)
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Career path.
Chose your path.
During your last year at the cegep, you were wondering what could happen next. Since you were constantly having straight A's in French and English, why not studying in something related to languages?
Choice 1 : Become a translator.
Choice 2 : Become a teacher.
Translator for whom?
You need to choose who will be your future boss or employer. It can increase your future more than you thought!
Choice 1 : You decided that you wanted to be a private translator.
Choice 2 : You choose to be a translator who works for the Government of Canada.
In which languages?
Before everything, you need to choose in which language you will teach for the rest of your life.
Choice 1 : You decided, since there is not a lot of them, to become an English teacher.
Choice 2 : You decided, since it's your first language, to become a French teacher.
Your work environment.
When working as a private translator, you have two choices for your working place.
Choice 1 : You wanted to work in the comfort of you home.
Choice 2 : You prefer to work in a private desk or cabinet.
The big decision.
To become a teacher, you will need to choose between two heartbroken choices.
Choice 1 : You decide to move out to study at the University of Toronto.
Choice 2 : You prefer to stay at your parent's house.
Your work method.
When choosing to work for the Government, you also need to choose your working method.
Choice 1 : You prefer to work in group.
Choice 2 : You chose to work in solo.
The big move.
You wanted to move out in Sherbrooke to continue your studies, but with whom?
Choice 1 : You move in with your two years long boyfriend.
Choice 2 : You move in with other students.
Your planning.
When working from home, you need to be responsible enough to do all of your work by the deadline. Have you ever thought about how you are going to pay your studies? Maybe if you take the best decision you can continue in a good way.
Choice 1 : You prefer to have a free planning.
Choice 2 : You prefer to have a constant and regular planning.
Your finance.
Have you ever thought about how you are going to pay for you studies? Maybe if you take the best decision you could continue in a good way.
Choice 1 : You need to pay for those studies, so you started looking for an income.
Choice 2 : You decided to take that money you set aside to pay for your University.
You work time.
Working in a private desk or cabinet can be the cause of your different working time.
Choice 1 : You choose to finish working very late.
Choice 2 : You prefer to finish working earlier.
Your money.
Good luck, staying at your parent's house make you financially free.
Choice 1 : You take the decision to save all of your money for your future.
Choice 2 : You lose all of your money buying everything.
The socialization.
Since you prefer to work in group, you have the choice to be more sociable or not.
Choice 1 : You chose to make a lot of new friends to hangout with.
Choice 2 : You prefer to stay professional with them.
Bad ending either ways.
Moving with your boyfriend was maybe not the best choice you could have done...
Choice 1 : He broke up with you.
Choice 2 : You broke up with him.
Your life style.
It's now your turn to decide how you want to live your student life.
Choice 1 : You stay focus at school.
Choice 2 : You decide to party everynight.
The dead-end.
Oops... you don't have any free time anymore. You did a burnout. Start over.
Choice 1 : Chose your path.
The dead-end.
Oops...you did a burnout since you don't have any money left. Start over.
Choice 1 : Chose your path.
The dead-end.
Since you were overwhelmed by your job and did a lot of overtime, you did a burnout. Start over.
Choice 1 : Chose your path.
The dead-end.
Oops...since he broke up with you, you drop out everything you've had, including your career. Start over.
Choice 1 : Chose your path.