In this lesson, we will see how to talk about career choices.

Hey Steve. How are you?

Not so good, June. I’m really confused about what to do after college.

I guess it happens. I myself have always been interested in interior designing. So I signed up for a couple of diploma programs.

That’s great. Did you get selected anywhere?

I’ll get to know next week.

Do you have a backup plan?

Yeah! My friend’s in construction. I’ll work at his firm to get some practical training.

It seems you have everything sorted out.

Excuse me, Sir. May I talk to you for a moment?

Sure Steve. What is it?

Well, I’m really confused. I don’t know exactly what I’m going to do after college.

That can happen to anybody, Steve. Students usually get confused about it. What are your major interests?

Well, I’ve always wanted to be a police officer. That’s why I joined this course in criminal psychology.

Why don’t you apply to a Police Training Academy? You have all the credentials.

Mr. Carson’s son is an NYPD officer. He’ll be able to guide you better.

Oh! Thank you, Sir. I’ll talk to him first thing tomorrow.

Hey Sammy. Where have you been? I haven’t seen you in days.

Hey Steve. I’ve been busy. I was sending applications to join the Army. I had to go back home for some documents.

That sounds great but are you sure about it?

I have no doubts. This is what I want for my life.

That’s great, man. I’m planning to join the NYPD.

Good news! Both of us would be protecting people and serving our country. I don’t think there’s anything better than that.

I couldn’t agree more, Sammy.

I’m really confused about what to do after college.

I myself have always been interested in interior designing.

So I signed up for a couple of diploma programs.

I’ll work at his firm to get some practical training.

What are your major interests?

Well, I’ve always wanted to be a police officer.

I have no doubts. This is what I want for my life.

I’m planning to join the NYPD..