Word count: 1958
Choice count: 44
Section count: 28
Image count: 28
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis
Education : 115 matches
(adult, behavior, choice, classes, college, diploma, don, evaluation, failed, failing, field, field of study, first, high school, intervention, learn, learned, learning, level, market, school, social, trainee, training, university)Law : 59 matches
(absence, access, arrested, brain, case, child, child abuse, children, criminology, development, director, drugs, family, government, human rights, information, intervention, justice, living, market, noise, office, parole, parties, power, probation, proof, rehabilitation, restorative justice)Corrections-Technology : 43 matches
(abuse, correctional, correctional officer, criminogenic, delinquency, environment, gang, homeless, intervention, jail, rehabilitate, rehabilitation, rights, security, sentence)Target Structure: (21 matches)
background check (1 match)
cursory (2 matches)
dead-end job (1 match)
hr (1 match)
income (5 matches)
interns (1 match)
learned the ropes (2 matches)
leave of absence (2 matches)
office politics (1 match)
ojt (2 matches)
overtime (2 matches)
overwhelming (1 match)
pension (6 matches)
pull off (1 match)
pulled off (1 match)
straight a's (2 matches)
thoroughly (1 match)
though (1 match)
trainee (1 match)
undermine (1 match)
wage (2 matches)
You now finished high school. You have your whole life ahead of you, and there's so many paths to choose from. What will you do next?
Choice 1 : Go to college right now.
Choice 2 : Get a job.

After thinking about it, you decided against going back to school now. You now have to decide what you want to do for a living, or until you go back to school.
Choice 1 : Make easy money.
Choice 2 : Start a business.
Choice 3 : Work in retail.
Bold choice, but you might be able to make it work. Let's hope it doesn't become overwhelming. What do you choose?
Choice 1 : Sell drugs.
Choice 2 : Steal and sell the items.
There is no on-the-job training for this one. You're going to need to learn quickly by yourself. You got hired for a gang and after a while, they started trusting you with information. They finally asked you to transport a huge number of drugs across the border. What are you going to say?
Choice 1 : You accept the deal.
Choice 2 : You refuse.
When you tried to cross the border, they caught you trying to smuggle drugs, and you got arrested on the spot. You're going to jail.
Choice 1 : Try again.
They couldn't trust you with all the information that you knew, so they had to eliminate the proof (you). You died.
Choice 1 : Try again.
You were walking around the store with a coat full of stolen items. You absolutely did not pull it off. You did not fool anyone and got arrested by security right away.
Choice 1 : Try again.
There are no office politics, no one to undermine you and no background check. You are free of doing whatever you want. However, there is no OJT, and most likely no income for a while. You're starting this all by yourself. What are you going to do?
Choice 1 : You take classes online to learn everything there is to know.
Choice 2 : Wing it!
Things did not go as you planned. You did a cursory job, so your business did not go anywhere. You invested all your money in this business, you have nothing left.
Choice 1 : Try again.
It was hard, but you finally learned the ropes. You did a lot of overtime, and worked thoroughly for years. Your business took off and your income started growing. You hired a trainee, and he became one of your most loyal employee. You now have an HR department and interns! Your business became so big, you had the money to retire at 37 years old! Congratulations!
Choice 1 : You made it. You can try again for a different ending.
After a while, you realized that this was a dead-end job. You hate your job, the wage is bad, and there is no way of getting a good promotion.
Choice 1 : Go to college.
Choice 2 : Continue working there.
You had a very sad life, working a job you hate with a boss you hate even more. You retired at 65 years old without a pension, you will have to live with your small amount of savings.
Choice 1 : Try again.
You always loved learning everything about the human, and how our society works. You want to understand the human brain, and all the factors that creates a person. You want to go in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention. Which school will you choose to apply to?
Choice 1 : Apply to O'Sullivan College in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention.
Choice 2 : Apply to Ahuntsic College in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention.
Your level of English wasn't good enough for the school. They rejected your application.
Choice 1 : Apply to Ahuntsic College.
Ahuntsic College accepted your application! After waiting for what seemed to be an eternity, you finally started College in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention. You're so excited to finally meet new people and learn new things. During the second week, two groups approach you. Which one will you choose?
Choice 1 : The group who parties every weekend.
Choice 2 : The group who loves studying.
It was fun at first, but when the finals came, you realized that you learned nothing and that you did not study at all. You're failing all of your classes! You did not pull off any of your exams. You are now on probation. What will you do?
Choice 1 : You continue doing a cursory job and drinking every weekend.
Choice 2 : You go with the group who loves studying.
Since you were on probation and failed all of your classes again, you got expelled from Ahuntsic College.
Choice 1 : Try again.
You realized that they are not boring at all, this group is actually quite nice. You help each other study and still have fun, and do activities on the weekend sometimes. After a lot of hard work, you pulled off straight A's and got your diploma. You graduated in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention! What will you do next?
Choice 1 : Go to university in Criminology.
Choice 2 : Get a job related to your field of study.
You are finally on the job market, and you are ready to find your dream job. You can work in rehabilitation, prevention or intervention. Any path you choose are deeply related to human rights, which is something you deeply care about. Which path will you choose?
Choice 1 : Work in a correctional institution.
Choice 2 : Work with homeless' people.
Choice 3 : Work for the Director of Youth Protection.
It's not an easy job, but after some OJT, you learned the ropes. The wage is good because it is a dangerous job, and you do a lot of overtime. However, you have a pension, you can take a leave of absence if you need to, there are vacations available, and you feel fulfilled in your life. After years of hard work, it is finally time to retire. You did a good job. Congratulations!
Choice 1 : You made it. You can try again for a different ending.
For your job, you go into the families when they get reported for any kind of child abuse. You look at the protective factors, the risk factors, the environment of the child, the dynamic and the behavior of the family, etc. You do an evaluation and decide if there is indeed a situation of abuse or not. You then make recommendations based on your evaluation. You also have the power to remove a child from their family in case of an emergency. Your job is stressful, and it can be extremely hard, but you love what you do. Since you work for the Director of Youth Protection, you have access to vacations, a pension, a leave of absence if necessary, and a plenty of other benefits. After working for the Director of Youth Protection for 30 years, you finally retired knowing that you helped the development of many children.
Choice 1 : You made it. You can try again for a different ending.
The emergency shelter is a social service, which means that the income is low, and there are very little benefits. However, you love your job working with homeless' people. After a while, you start questioning your choice based on the income you make. What will you do?
Choice 1 : Go back to school to study in Criminology.
Choice 2 : Continue working at the emergency shelter.
After years of hard work, you can finally retire. You don't have a lot of money, and you don't have a pension, but you're glad you kept your job at the emergency shelter because you loved working with homeless' people. You feel like you really made a difference in their life, and helped them develop protective factors.
Choice 1 : You made it. You can try again for a different ending.
In Criminology, you learned so much about human behavior, risk and protective factors, rehabilitation, delinquency, intervention, prevention, restorative justice, victims, etc. You love everything you're learning, and you're getting straight A's with the hard work you're putting in. You pulled it off and got your diploma. You graduated in Criminology, and you are ready to find your dream job. Which career are you choosing?
Choice 1 : Criminologist.
Choice 2 : Parole officer.
You are assessing criminogenic factors in offenders, you are analyzing their behavior, implementing intervention plans, etc. You are trying your best to rehabilitate the offenders, and protect the public. Since you work for the government, you have a lot of benefits, including a high income, a pension, vacations, promotions, etc. After working hard for years, you retire. You look back, and you are happy of the work you have accomplished.
Choice 1 : You made it. You can try again for a different ending.
Working as a parole officer, you have a heavy caseload. One of the offenders on your caseload was in breach of conditions. You reported him to the Correctional Service of Canada, and he went back in jail to finish the rest of his sentence. When his sentence was over, he asked you to meet him even though he is not on your caseload anymore since he was assigned to someone else. What do you do?
Choice 1 : Go meet him.
Choice 2 : Don't go meet him, and ignore his call.
You weren't sure what he wanted, so you decided to go. You arrived first at the meeting point, or so you thought. You heard a loud noise, and suddenly everything went black. He shot you for sending him back in jail all those years ago. You are now in a coma, and the doctors say you will never wake up.
Choice 1 : Try again.
After a while, you completely forgot about that call. You lived your life working as a parole officer, and taking care of your caseload. The job was hard, and demanding, but you loved every minute of it. You retired at 55 years old with a pension.
Choice 1 : You made it. You can try again for a different ending.