Making some choices: How to become an industrial engineer?
Your decisive choices.
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(cegep, choice, college, degree, diploma, field, field of study, goals, high school, homework, knowledge, learn, learned, management, market, polytechnic, private, school, score, skills, specific, student, term, test, trainee, training, university)Business : 28 matches
(company, extend, factory, management, market, offer, opportunity, paid, salary, service, trade, trainee)Web development : 16 matches
(access, allow, create, extend, field, path, private, service, test, write)Target Structure: (15 matches)
foot in the door (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (10 matches)
internships (4 matches)
lack of (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
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ojt (1 match)
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test drive (1 match)
thoughtful (1 match)
time management (1 match)
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wage (1 match)
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Your decisive choices.
Which program to choose?
You want to become an industrial engineer but you don't know which path to take to get there. Two choices are available to you, either you enroll in the technical program lasting 3 years before going to university or you choose to do a pre-university program in Natural Science allowing you to '' enter university in 2 years.
Choice 1 : Make the technical program.
Choice 2 : Do the pre-university program.
Make the technical program.
You have decided to enroll in the technical program. Good choice. This programs will allow you to specialize in a very specific field. You will have the chance to do on-the-job-training in the summer where you could test drive many areas. You can always choose not to do them ...
Choice 1 : Do paid internships.
Choice 2 : Don't do paid internships.
Do the pre-university program.
Perfect! You will finish CEGEP a year earlier. On the other hand, you should know that you will have to redouble your efforts because to enter engineering, you need an r score of 32. I know you're probably maddening about all of your homework but you gotta do it you can't put it aside. You were probably used to have straight A's in high school and you had to be thorough in your homework. I understand that you must be thoughtful tired but you are able to do time management. I believe in you! Will you be able to put in the necessary efforts?
Choice 1 : Make the necessary efforts.
Choice 2 : Don't make the necessary efforts.
Do paid internships.
Good choice intern! Your internship will allow you to acquire new skills and create experience in the job market! Thanks to this internship, you will earn a good wage and you will learn the ins and outs of the trade. Now, you have two choices of internship: the internship in the service environment (hospitals, bank) or an internship in a private environment (factory).
Choice 1 : Service internship.
Choice 2 : Factory internship.
Don't do paid internships.
Oops! You should have done an internship. It would have been a good opportunity to learn the ropes. Now, all of your friends earned wages and had an advantage over you. They have experience that will help them find a future job. It will be difficult for you to find a job. I advise you to start again!
Choice 1 : Start again
Service internship.
A service OJT is a great idea. It will allow you to discover a different aspect of industrial engineering. Be careful trainee, at the end of your internship, the company will offer you a full-time job. I know that you probably think that it is a good way to put a foot in the door but to do this, you would have to abandon your program. What will you do?
Choice 1 : Accept the job.
Choice 2 : Refuse the job.
Factory internship.
Great, a factory is a challenging place for an industrial engineering technician. Be careful, at the end of your internship, the company will offer you a full-time job. To do this, you would have to abandon your program. What will you do?
Choice 1 : Accept the job.
Choice 2 : Refuse the job.
Make the necessary efforts.
Great! You have now graduated and you are ready for college. Which one will you choose Polytechnics or ÉTS.
Choice 1 : ÉTS.
Choice 2 : Polytechnics.
Don't make the necessary efforts.
Oops, start over. With the results that you obtained due to your lack of work, no university will accept you in engineering. Remember, effort always pays off. It is important to concentrate at school if you want to be able to access your dream job.
Choice 1 : Start again
ÉTS.
Bad choice. ÉTS prioritizes technicians. BY choosing this university, you get a year longer. I advise you to start your choice again and choose the polytechnic instead.
Choice 1 : Start again
Polytechnics.
Awesome! 4 years later ... You have your diplomas! Congratulations! Will you decide to continue your studies in order to specialize yourself or to find yourself a job?
Choice 1 : Continue your studies.
Choice 2 : Find a job.
Continue your studies.
Phew, you are motivated! A master's degree will extend you by two years. Are you sure you want to continue? Remember that you are starting to accumulate student debt. Maybe, it would be better if you started earning a better salary?
Choice 1 : Continue.
Choice 2 : Abandon.
Find a job.
Well-done! Here you are in the job market. All of your efforts have been well-deserved. Now is the time to apply your learned knowledge! I wish you the best in your field of study. You will certainly complain about it!
Choice 1 : The end
Continue.
Good work! You are now a master of engineering. Now you can find yourself the perfect job. Thanks to your additional training, u will surely find you a better salary!
Choice 1 : The end
Abandon.
Okay, that's a slight waste of time. Do not worry. The job market is overflowing with jobs to fill! It's up to you to find the one that offers you the best quality of life!
Choice 1 : The end
Accept the job.
Very bad idea. Never accept a job offer without completing your degree. This choice is very risky. Imagine that tomorrow you lose your job? You will pick up without any diploma to be able to exercise your dream job. Start again.
Choice 1 : Start again
Refuse the job.
Good idea. This offers could have been financially interesting but don't forget that finishing your studies should be your priority! Focus on your long-term career goals. Nowadays, a diploma is worth gold!
Choice 1 : Next
Congrats!
Congratulations. Here you are, 3 years later. Well-done your efforts have been well-deserved. You are now an industrial engineering technician! Will you decide to continue your studies to get your baccalaureate?
Write a choice here.
Get my baccalaureate.
Now is the time to choose your university! Which one will you choose, ÉTS or Polytechnics?
Choice 1 : ÉTS.
Choice 2 : Polytechnics.
Get a job as a technician.
Okay, that's an equally valid choice. Welcome to the job market! It's up to you to find a job that will challenge you!
Choice 1 : The end
ÉTS.
Awesome! 4 years later ... You have your diplomas! Congratulations! Will you decide to continue your studies in order to specialize yourself or to find yourself a job?
Choice 1 : Continue your studies.
Choice 2 : Find a job.
Polytechnics.
Bad choice, Polytechnics does not prioritize technicians. Your R score will probably be too low to be accepted in this program.
Choice 1 : Start again
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