Word count: 621
Choice count: 13
Section count: 11
Image count: 11
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 15 matches (School, appeals, choice, college, course, diploma, don, first, general, school, senior, technology, training, university, vacation)
Tourism : 12 matches (Construction, Europe, Natural, Program, Restaurant, charge, course, interests, program, trip, vacation, waiter)
Law/Paralegal-Technology : 11 matches (charge, company, construction, director, General, loss, offer, possibility, section, suit, vacations)
Target Structure:
dead-end job (1 match)
wage (1 match)
In 3 weeks, I will complete the first year of my program Natural Sciences. I also work part-time in a restaurant as a waiter the week-ends and 2 nights a week. It means that I lack a lot of time for my studies. I am tempted to try something else, but I feared that will be only a loss of time and money.
Choice 1 : Decide to change my program for a Technology.
Choice 2 : Complete my original Natural Science course.

So, I choose to go see the director in charge of all the technology, and he lay out all the programs of the college. I thank him and briefly read the technology section. There are quite a few that are looking kind of interesting, but only two wildly different appeals to me. On one hand, it is a Legal Technology, and on the other one it a Mechanic Technology. Both of them suit me, but which one should I take?
Choice 1 : Do Mechanic Technology.
Choice 2 : Do Legal Technology.
So, the next year, I finally got my DEC with distinction on my diploma. The only problem is that my job and the school drain too much energy if I do both at the same time. I now need to decide if need to continue this dead-end job as a waiter and fully concentrate my energy toward the university or continue at the same pace.
Choice 1 : I decide to continue my studies and keep my job.
Choice 2 : I decide to quit my part-time job.
I finally got time to do all my school work. After 4 years of hard work, I finish my Baccalaureate in Mechanical engineering. I can now choose between either take a vacation or find a job.
Choice 1 : Taking some vacations.
Choice 2 : Find a job.
So, after one year in the program, I realize that I don't want to make it a career because I find it so boring and unfit for me.
Choice 1 : Try the Mechanic Technology.
Choice 2 : Return to my original program.
I finally found my place as a Mechanic. It is a perfect job for me that provides me a great wage and a lot of other advantages like on-the-job training with a senior Mechanic.
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After one year of university, I realize all the pressure that I put on myself and can't continue under those conditions. I am on the verge of burn-out and can't work efficiently.
Choice 1 : I decide to quit my part-time job.
Choice 2 : Try to continue anyway.
That is it. I can't keep up the momentum. I decide to leave everything behind and do an interview for a Construction company in the hope of getting a normal job.
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I definitely earned the right to take some vacations, so I will make a trip to Europe.
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My uncle runs a General Mechanic shop and asks me if it interests me.
Choice 1 : There you have no choice just pick the Happy ending, you deserve it.
Because of course, I say yes to that there is no possibility that I refuse such n offer. I will work there for the next 35 years and might get the business along the way.
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