After the secondary.

I just have finished my secondary. I got straight A's in almost every subjects, but I don't know what to do in the future. I like sciences, mathematics and problem resolution. What should I do for the future? Should I go in Natural Sciences to open every door in university, or should I go in Industrial Engineering Technology to learn about a concrete field?

Choice 1 : Natural Sciences.

Choice 2 : Industrial Engineering Technology.

Natural Sciences.

I just started cegep in Natural Sciences. It's very difficult to keep the beat and have a good R quote. I don't know anybody here, but I am doing every homework to manage to pass the classes. After the first semester, it's getting more stressful and a guy in one of my classes offer me to do drugs to help me with the stress. Should I try it?

Choice 1 : Try the drug.

Choice 2 : Continue working hard on school.

Try the drug.

Now, I'm failing every subjects, and I lost motivation for everything. Should I continue doing drugs?

Choice 1 : Continue drugs.

Continue drugs.

I dropped school because I was failing every subject. I'm getting a job at McDonald's because I don't have any money left.

Choice 1 : McDonald's.

McDonald's.

I'm doing an on-the-job-training, but I see that there is a lot of office politics and I won't get a premium wage out of this job, so I decide to go back to cegep.

Choice 1 : After the secondary.

Continue working hard on school.

I have made a good choice not trying to do drugs. Now I have finished my cegep with a good R quote. I don't know what I want to do at university, should I go study in medicine or should I go at the Polytechnic in engineering?

Choice 1 : Polytechnic.

Choice 2 : Medicine.

Polytechnic.

I don't like the theory side of Polytechnic, so I dropped out. Should I try to find a job or going back to studies?

Choice 1 : After the secondary.

Choice 2 : Job without a diploma.

Medicine.

I don't like this field of study, should I try to find a job, to go at Polytechnic or to go study in another field?

Choice 1 : After the secondary.

Choice 2 : Polytechnic.

Choice 3 : Job without a diploma.

Job without a diploma.

It's a dead-end job. If I continue with this job, I won't be able to have retirement and I will need to pay my mortgage for the rest of my life, so I decide to go study in another field.

Choice 1 : After the secondary.

Industrial Engineering Technology.

Wow! This field of study is totally what I like. It's also very concrete. I like the problem resolution side of this field. The people here are nice. Because that field suits me well, I'm motivated and I have almost finished my cegep without hesitations. Now, my teachers want me to do an internship after my last semester to have good experiences to put on my resume.

Choice 1 : Go for it!

Go for it!

I just did an interview with the HR of Lion Electric. They hired me as an industrial engineer intern. I will help them create an assembly line for their new electric trucks. It's a big challenge, but it's a great way to learn the ropes of industrial engineering and it's also a good way to have a foot in the door of an innovative company like this one. When the summer finish, I will go to ETS, but I still don't know the field yet. Should I go in Automated Production Engineering, or should I stay in Industrial Engineering?

Choice 1 : Stay in Industrial Engineering.

Choice 2 : Go in Automated Production Engineering.

Stay in Industrial Engineering.

I like it here, it is pretty much like I did in cegep, but it's more complicated. I have to do some time management because I have a lot of work to do.

Choice 1 : Time management.

Time management.

It really helped me go through the program. I have now passed very subjects and I'm ready to go work as an industrial engineer. Should I go work or should I try the master's degree?

Choice 1 : Try the master's degree.

Choice 2 : Go to work as an Industrial Engineer.

Try the master's degree.

It's very complicated, so I think that I will go working because I'm still motivated and I need money to start my life.

Choice 1 : Go to work as an Industrial Engineer.

Go to work as an Industrial Engineer.

I am now starting a career in a beautiful industry. There are a lot of projects that I can manage, my internship really helped here to have some experience in the field. After my training, I am getting sucked up in some corruption. Should I sign the paper and have a financial bonus, or should I continue my job like nothing happen and not fall into corruption?

Choice 1 : Sign the papers.

Choice 2 : Continue and dismiss the corruption.

Sign the papers.

I have signed the paper and the boss gave me a monumental bonus. I am now rich, but the police is trying to get me because it was a fraud toward the government. Should I run away from them or face them?

Choice 1 : Run away.

Choice 2 : Face my acts.

Run away.

I tried to run away from cops, but they caught me and now I have to face my acts.

Choice 1 : Face my acts.

Face my acts.

After my passage in court, I am sentenced with 2 years of prison. I am also banned from most industries as an industrial engineer. I need to go in another field to find a job.

Choice 1 : Go in Automated Production Engineering.

Continue and dismiss the corruption.

I may not have a financial bonus, but I still have my job that I like, and I am doing a magnificent career. I am so happy with the choices that I have made in my life. I feel accomplished! I have some money put aside for my retirement and I can enjoy my life fully as an industrial engineer. Go back to the start.

Choice 1 : After the secondary.

Go in Automated Production Engineering.

I like it there, but it's hard to follow. I don't know if I want to be an automated production engineer for the rest of my life. I will continue in this field even if I'm not sure.

Choice 1 : Continue in this field.

Continue in this field.

I have now finished and I'm still not sure what to do. Should I try Industrial Engineering, or stay in this field to start my career?

Choice 1 : Stay in Industrial Engineering.

Choice 2 : Start a career as an automated production engineer.

Start a career as an automated production engineer.

Finally, I love this field! I have a beautiful job and my efforts paid well. I plan to stay here for the rest of my life and retire at 60 years-old. I live a good life and I will have plenty of time and money to enjoy my retirement. Go back to the start.

Choice 1 : After the secondary.