My-Adventures-in-Teaching

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Section count: 3

Image count: 3

Error count: 2

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Law : 6 matches

(advancement, brothel, credit, credit card, living, offer)

Tourism : 4 matches

(airport, breakfast, city, concordia)

Education : 4 matches

(choice, credit, teach)

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dead-end job (1 match)

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My-Adventures-in-Teaching

The end of my B.A. at Concordia.

I was living on the Plateau of Montreal, painting apartments and playing guitar. Life was good, but it was a dead-end job with no hope of advancement. Then, my brother called me from South Korea with a job offer to teach in Taejon City. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Take the job in South Korea.

Choice 2 : Stay in Montreal.

Andre Carrotflower, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Take the job in South Korea.

I bought a plane tick with my credit card, and I arrived in South Korea after traveling for 24 hours non-stop. I was exhausted. My brother Simon met me at the airport, we traveled south, and I got a room at a brothel. The next morning, I woke, we went for breakfast, it was terrible. I wanted to go home. What should I do?

Select a section to link to here.

https://arca.live/b/city/76202212, South Korea-Gov, via Wikimedia Commons

Stay in Montreal.

Bad idea. I was stabbed in an alley by a drug addict and died. Start again.

Choice 1 : Start again.

CCTV footage - no human authorship, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons