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About meHi, my name is Vladimir Barbeau-Moreau. I have been studying Police Technology in College Ahuntsic for about 2 semesters. This program allows me to work in many places such as prisons, penitentiaries, schools, etc. Furthermore, it prepares me to deal with criminals and victims. It also teaches us how to save some life by learning first aid. I will probably continue to study at University when I finish Police Technology because I don't want to be a patroller all my life. I will probably take some courses to become a cyber criminology or narcotics investigator. Though, after my three years of college, I will first have to go to Nicolet, the police academy, so I can really learn how to become a real and good policeman. There is a lot of competition related to my field of study because they take the best student both in terms of their physical and intellectual capacity. In the police academy, there is some kind of internship. We will often work with Nicolet's citizens to practice what's learned in our course.
About this blogMy blog will be related to my program. Then, I will talk a lot about Police Technology and what I have learned for 2 semesters. My blog can be very interesting for someone that wants to learn about my field of study or that thinks about studying Police Technology. I plan to write a glossary and a screencast so that the ones who are interested in my program can learn many things about it. About the quality of my writing, I will use the Virtual Writing Tutor to be sure that I make as few errors as possible. Furthermore, I will often have the help of my best friend who is quite good at English. Nevertheless, if you find any errors, you can contact me through my email: vladimir_moreau@hotmail.com.
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