What do I do?

I just finished college and I don't know if I choose to go tu university or if i start work now.

Choice 1 : University

Choice 2 : Get a job

University.

Oh my god, I'm so happy to choose my next university. As I did my college in psychology, I now have to go to university in psychology too. Now, which university should I choose? Sherbrooke University is the closest to my parents' house, I could see them more often. However, all my close friends go to Université Laval. Help me choose.

Choice 1 : Laval University.

Choice 2 : Sherbrooke University.

Get a job.

Finally! I am so happy to be able to use my acquired knowledge in my work. Oh but I'm thinking about it... Where am I going to work? I do not know what to do. Suppose I don't like my job? One thing at a time... I'm going to start by making a selection of two positions that interest me. I have the choice between being a psychology technician in an elementary school or I could join the CLSC and be a psychology technician for the relatives of a sick person.

Choice 1 : Work in a school.

Choice 2 : Work in CLSC.

Laval University.

Wow, I'm at Laval University with my great friends. I am currently in an apartment with them and we are having so much fun. I believe that I will spend the best years of my life. Already two weeks have passed and I have been going out to Grande-Allée every weekend since my move. I miss my parents so much. They are very far away but my mother cooks me little dishes that warm my stomach when I think of her.

Choice 1 : What do I do?

Sherbrooke University.

Phew, I find myself in my university residence with two girls that I don't know quite well yet. They are nice! I finished my first week of classes and I really like my teachers. They seem passionate and available for their students. We have already done a little test to see our knowledge and we have already had the result! I got 95%, I'm very proud of myself. I look forward to continuing the session.

Choice 1 : The END

Work in a school.

I am committed to the primary school in my neighborhood! My colleagues are so nice and welcoming. I consider myself very lucky to be able to work with children in difficulty. I sometimes find the context cumbersome... Some students live at home in an environment of marital and family violence and I have to write complaints to help them. It's a rewarding job to be able to help young people, but also, I have to try not to take too much on my shoulders to be able to do the rest of my tasks well.

Choice 1 : The END

Work in CLSC.

I have just completed my first month of work at the CLSC de Thetford Mines. I really like my job. I learned a lot about several illnesses and mental health issues. I am helpful for my clients because I help them better understand the illness of their family member. People can come to see me because, for example, their father has been diagnosed with lung cancer. I listen to them and try to identify their needs. Sometimes it's just to talk about what they go through on a daily basis. Other times they need advice and information about the disease itself. I really like my job. I don't depend on anyone. I'm the only one doing this kind of job in my department. I really like working for myself. Who knows, maybe I'll be self-employed in the future?

Choice 1 : The END