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Field Related Analysis
Education : 58 matches
(accountability, cegep, choice, classes, courses, don, exam, field, first, grades, high school, homework, learn, learned, management, motivation, options, school, social, teacher, trainee, training)Business : 26 matches
(administration, business, company, customers, management, marketing, money, offer, opportunity, pay, secretary, trainee, expense)Tourism : 15 matches
(administration, agency, apartment, bridge, bus, city, environment, field, marketing)Target Structure: (18 matches)
come in handy (1 match)
drawbacks (1 match)
foot in the door (1 match)
fulfillment (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (3 matches)
internships (2 matches)
invaluable (1 match)
learn the ropes (2 matches)
more often (1 match)
overtime (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
trainee (1 match)
undermined (1 match)
wage (1 match)
worthwhile (2 matches)
I just ended high school, and I wasn't sure of ll of what I wanted to do at that moment. I knew I wanted to work with numbers, software programs, with customers and analyzing, just like my mom, who worked as an accountant, but accountability didn't really seem interesting for me. I had two options, apply for management at the Cégep de Sherbrooke or asked my dad, and ask him what should I Do.
Choice 1 : Do management.
Choice 2 : Ask my dad.

I decided to listen to myself, and do what seemed the best for me. I prepared my letter, and sent it to the Cégep de Sherbrooke, which it was the nearest of my house. I didn't really want to get off my comfort zone, so I sent it there because I knew lot of my friends were going there. I applied for business management because it included a lot of things that reached my attention like marketing, administration, management, and communication. I thought it was a great way to learn the ropes and get ready to find a job in the field of marketing. I really liked what I was doing. In my last session, they started offering internships, but they were kind of expensive, I didn't have enough money at that time to afford the classes offering internships. My two choice were :
Choice 1 : Get extra hours.
Choice 2 : Ask for help.
I was completely lost, so I decided I would ask my dad. My dad worked as an architect, he did house and bridge plans, and so he told me I should do like him. He really undermined management, and said I should do design interior instead. It didn't seem like a bad idea at all, he said it could let me use my creativity and my imagination, so he was kind of right on saying design interior was a great choice. So, I applied to the Cégep de Sherbrooke, got in and my first year went absolutely amazing until the second year. Second year, they said they will no longer offer interior design courses. I was completely devastated, I liked what I was doing, I didn't want to do something else. My two choice were:
Choice 1 : Find another Cégep.
Choice 2 : Do it online.
All the internships were marketing related. I didn't want to give up, because I knew that being an intern in a field related to what I wanted to do would have been really come in handy, and would allow me to learn the ropes, the ins-and-outs, and the drawbacks of marketing. So, I decided to get extra hours at work to be able to afford the expense. It was tiring because I was full-time at school, doing overtime, and in my free time, I was doing homework, but I didn't really care because I knew that all of my hardworking was to achieve a purpose. When I was finally ready to pay for, and get my internship, the only opportunity was in Montreal. My two choice were:
Choice 1 : Go to montreal.
Choice 2 : Stay
My dad, when he knew I chose management, he was furious. He said he wouldn't help me with anything, and that I should be responsible, and pay for my things on my own. I was so mad, because my dad always helped my older brothers with anything they needed, but he couldn't even helped me with the only thing I was asking him. I didn't want to ask my mom because she already helped me lot of times, but I knew she would say yes. I asked her and for the first time she told me : no. She said my dad was right, and that I was grown enough to afford my things. They were right, I had the money, but my last savings were for essence for my car, it was empty, and I really didn't want to take the bus. My two choice were :
Choice 1 : Use my last savings.
Choice 2 : Don't use my last savings.
I didn't want to give up on what I just started, I really enjoy what I was doing, and I didn't want to start again anything. I started looking for other Cégep offering interior design, and the nearest one was in the big city of Montreal. I had a friend that was already living there, so I sent her a message asking if I could come live with her for the next year. She responded me immediately, saying that I was welcome anytime the only thing is that she was no longer at the Cegep, and she had always friends over, and partying every other weekend. I had no problem with her having an active social life, the thing is that I didn't think I will have been able to focus. My two choice were.
Choice 1 : Go live with her.
Choice 2 : Go to montreal.
I decided to take classes online, I was doing great, it was kind of boring because I was always home, never seeing anyone. All of my friends were at school, and so they didn't have any free time to hang out or something. More often than not, they were studying, and working, so I never got to see them. I was always home alone I after 4 months, I started to take less seriously. I was doing like 1 hour of studying per week, and I was no longer doing any homework. My grades were getting very low, and my teacher started getting concerned about me. They said, I should at least get 90% on my final exam if I wanted to pass my session. My two choice were:
Choice 1 : Give all my best.
Choice 2 : Give up and start over.
I decided to take the opportunity. Montreal was a city that really reached my attention, and I wanted something new. So, I started looking for apartments. They were kind of expensive, but fortunately, all my hard-working was worthwhile. I worked enough that all my gained wage have allowed me to rent a nice little singled room apartment near the internship place. First of July, I moved to Montreal, I worked 9-15h, 4 days a week, doing the on the job training. I had all of my Fridays free, so I would always go outside, and enjoy my new environment. I made some friends which they made discover the underground and best places of Montreal. Honestly, it was in invaluable opportunity, I got to do an internship in Montreal, which was an excellent foot in the door for later while having fun and discovering new places and people. But, the summer was coming to his end, and my rent was almost finishing, but I really liked Montreal a lot. So, I was thinking what should I do. My two choice were.
Choice 1 : Stay in Montreal.
Choice 2 : Go back to Sherbrooke.
I decided I would just stay in Montreal, I really appreciated my new life there and my new friends. I started looking for a job around the town, they were a lot of opportunity. I got an excellent working spot in a marketing agency. Doing everything that I learned while being a trainee, and appreciate, honestly I was very happy of where I got, and I wouldn't change anything.
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I tried giving all my best, and fortunately it got worthwhile. I ended Cégep, and got an excellent position in my friend's company. I was happy and felt a very nice feeling of fulfillment of not giving up, and had the chance to work with my friend.
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I went back to Sherbrooke, and they were very little of opportunities. I found a job as secretary in a small cabinet. It wasn't the best, but it was okay for the moment.
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I didn't have enough motivation, so I just decide to give up, completely start over. I went back to high school in Social Sciences.
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