Word count: 840
Choice count: 15
Section count: 15
Image count: 14
Error count: 1
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 19 matches (CEGEP, School, choice, classes, degree, diploma, fail, graduation, high school, homework, learned, learning, master's degree, motivation, project, school, teach, teacher, university)
Dance : 8 matches (Back, Couple, modern, Position, Step, step, Time, Traveling)
Psychology : 7 matches (culture, family, language, learning, love, miss, motivation)
Target Structure:
dead-end job (2 matches)
income (1 match)
lack of (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
straight A's (1 match)
vacant position (2 matches)
wage (3 matches)
You finally finished High School and got your Diploma. It's now time to choose your CEGEP Program. You would like learning new languages, but you aren't sure that you really want to enroll yourself in the Modern Language Program. You are a lazy person, and you have difficulties focusing on your studies. You could give it a try or find a job right away.
Choice 1 : Go in the Modern Language Program.
Choice 2 : Go find a job.
You decided to go to the Modern Language Program. You feel quite confident about your choice even if you have to do nearly two hours of traveling with traffic jams included. Now you can't procrastinate! You have to do your best to get straight A's and manage your study time correctly for the next two years.
Choice 1 : You procrastinated.
Choice 2 : You managed your time correctly.
Your lack of motivation to study and doing your homework made you fail most of your classes. Now you have to either persist and succeed or give up your studies and find yourself a job.
Choice 1 : You continue your studies.
Choice 2 : You quit.
This time, you worked really hard to succeed. After two years of effort, you got your Graduation Diploma in Modern Language. You have made a good choice in not giving up your future.
Choice 1 : You want to go to university.
Choice 2 : You want to travel
You chose to University. You find yourself without motivation after a certain time. You decide to give up and got a dead-end job in the end.
Choice 1 : Write a choice here.
You decided to leave and to live in another country where most of your family live. Your cousin offered you a job in his bakery. You accepted his offer and you learned the ropes of the job quickly. Your wage isn't big, but you alright with that fact. In the end, you managed to save up a part of your income to live comfortably after your retirement.
Write a choice here.
You stopped your studies and found a dead-end job with a minimum wage.
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You decided to not continue your studies and found a job to make a living.
Write a choice here.
By continuously working hard, you finally got your Diploma. You are proud of yourself for not giving up mid-way. You are now ready for the next step: go to university. You decided that you wanted to be a teacher. Now, you have to choose which language you want to teach.
Choice 1 : Germain.
Choice 2 : Spanish.
You decided you wanted to teach Germain. You chose to get a job to pay for your studies instead of letting your parents pay for everything for you. It was difficult to juggle with work and studying for your mastery. You felt quite overwhelmed with your workload but kept going. You finally got your master's degree in teaching in the foreign language you chose. Unfortunately, you have to find a job aboard because there is no vacant position as Germain teacher.
Choice 1 : Go to Germany to experience the culture while getting a job.
Choice 2 : Go to Germany to get a job.
You like your teaching job in Germany. You love the culture of this country and you became friends with most of your co-workers. You decided to live here permanently.
Write a choice here.
It's been a couple of months since then. You like teaching Germain but you miss your family and friends. You decide to go back to Canada and get a teaching job there.
Write a choice here.
You decided you wanted to teach Spanish. You chose to get a job to pay for your studies instead of letting your parents pay for you. It was difficult to juggle with work and studying for your mastery. You felt quite overwhelmed with your workload but kept going. You finally got your master's degree in teaching in the foreign language you chose. Unfortunately, you have to find a job aboard because there is no vacant position as a Spanish teacher.
Choice 1 : Mexico.
Choice 2 : Spain.
You like living in Spain. You love the food, the culture, the people, and your job. You became great friends with most of your co-workers and with your neighbors. You decided to make your life there and live permanently in this country.
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It's been a couple of months since you moved to Mexico. You like your job, but living there became expensive: your wage isn't big enough. Furthermore, you began to miss your family. You decided to go back to Canada.
Write a choice here.