Chantelle thought that she wanted to be a fire fighter. She knows that she wants to help people and wanted to do something physical. She got into a local fire academy, but she is six weeks into the program and has realized that this is not the career she wants to pursue. She is also not doing well in the academy and is at risk for being kicked out of the program. There is well over a year left in the program. What should she do?

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She should stick it out because finishing programs is important.
Many people do not have jobs
• they like, so she should keep going.
Since Chantelle does not know
• what else she wants to do, she should stick it out.

It's important for Chantelle to consider her own well-being and happiness in this situation. If she is not enjoying the program and does not see herself pursuing a career in firefighting, it may be best for her to reassess her goals and consider other career paths that align more with her interests and strengths. It's okay to change direction and pursue something that makes her happy and fulfilled. She should talk to a career counselor or mentor to explore other options and see what might be a better fit for her. It's important for her to prioritize her own happiness and well-being in making this decision.

Pick answer

Since Chantelle is not enjoying the program and does not see herself pursuing a career in firefighting, she should reconsider her goals and explore other career paths that align more with her interests and strengths. It's important for her to prioritize her own happiness and well-being. Talking to a career counselor or mentor can help her explore other options and find a better fit for her. She should not feel obligated to continue in a program that she is not passionate about.