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Monday, June 25, 2012 12:14 AM

sometimes i wished that i had stood firm in my decision to go poly and study early childhood.
maybe now, i won't be so troubled over what kind of jobs i want to get.

being a preschool teacher would most probably be the best career option for me, because i have never derived such satisfaction from a job and i will be able to fulfill my ambition from young to be a teacher.

but, it is sad to know that, becoming a preschool teacher will most probably not be an option for me right now, after the walk-in interview i went on saturday. asking the hr staff with tons of questions has definitely answered most of queries if i was to enter this industry.

i won't deny that the deciding the factor has been the salary. why preschool teachers' salary so low?! if i'm not a degree holder right now, yes, i might consider the salary they are offering. but, it doesn't make sense if i do take it now, when i should be earning more with this useless certificate i possess.

coupled with the fact it is not going to be a immediate employment, makes it worse. i don't want to wait so long to get employed and to study the course. so yes, i think i'm giving up my hopes in entering this field because pragmatism has overruled my passion.

now, i am seriously considering my options with applying for teaching in moe. since preschool teacher ain't going to work out, maybe becoming a primary school teacher is fine too? the salary is better too.

but, do i have enough passion to last me through the 4 years that i have to sign to moe?

decisions decisions decisions. should i or should i not?
maybe i should just call and ask for more information before i actually do apply for it.

moral of the story: stand firm in your decision and pursue what you want. i regret listening to my parents and allowing them to influence my decision of what route i should take. i won't deny that i had enjoyed studying sociology in my past 4 years, but i can't help but feel that it is a certificate that is useless right now. at least, it doesn't even help if i want to enter the preschool industry. rahhh. why didn't i just take early childhood then? regrets regrets regrets.


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