Questions: Education & Career

I like to learn more about things that I find interesting, but I wouldn't exactly say that I have a thirst for knowledge. 🤔

I'm on jobseekers benefit at the moment and my caseworker put me forward to a company that helps people find work... I signed up to them because I thought I could do it but I was reading through their website and it said that it's for immigrants and migrants... I was born here so I don't qualify as either, now I feel a little uncomfortable that I signed up to them.

Should I email the guy that interviewed me and explain that I'm not comfortable with it and to give my spot to someone who actually qualifies? He knows I was born here so I don't know why he didn't say anything straight away...

If I emailed him I'd say something like:
"I know I signed the form saying I want to go through CNSST to help me get a job, but I feel a little uncomfortable going through your company since I was born in and grew up in this country and I feel like your company is aimed more at families and individuals who are immigrants or migrants. At our meeting you also said that the next intake isn't until July and I'd like a job before then so I think it'd be better if I went through a different company the has a sooner intake."

So, there's two jobs in considering. The daycare job, or my old environmental job in California.

So with the daycare job I'll be making ten dollars an hour, it's close to my house and it'll help me jumpstart my career in teaching education. I can be drove there, or I can take the bus but unfortunately I probably will most likely have to skip days of work because either my parents won't take me or the bus might run late so I'll most likely be late for work. Because my transportation isn't stable. I'm not allowed to drive, be out pass 7 pm, or wear my natural hair. So if I do get a job I'll still have to live by those rules... But I'll have 1 thousand dollars by the end of each month and I won't have to pay any bills. I won't be able to work overtime though because it would get in the way of my curfew. ( 7:30 PM) I'm in a tough spot but this is how things will be if I decide to accept the job in my town. So, having a job in my town is going to be extremely hard. Going to school in my town would be extremely hard because my curfew is 7:30 and I don't have transportation to go anywhere. Basically I have to start going home at around 6:30 to 7:30 pm if I want to actually reach my curfew and plus I can't work afternoon shifts due to my curfew. :/

With my job in California I'll have housing, food, work with the environment, be outside with nature and have a roommate and I'll move out. I'll be able to start learning how to drive, I'll have much more personal freedom, be around people my age, learn how to cook, and in short I'll be much more free and I could work overtime if I wanted because I won't have a 7 PM curfew anymore. Plus I'll be able to wear my natural hair and I'll have reliable transportation. I'll also be given about 250 every two weeks to pay for things that I need.