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Hi, my name is Kim Bardier. I study in furniture and cabinet making technique, at Victoriaville. This program takes 3 years and I will be graduate this summer ! This program allows me to work with differents materials like wood, metal, laminate and more. I also learned how to handle a multiple machines with security. A few weeks ago, I made my request at the university of montreal and i am accepted! So, this autumn, I will entered in a new program to become an orthopedagogue. I change my orientation because I love children and I really want to help children with some difficulties at school. I will keep the cabinetry for my personal projects because it still my passion. 


About this blog

My blog will be related my program. I will talk a lot about cabinetry and what I have learned during my 3 years of studying. My blog can be very interesting for people who want to learn about cabinetry or people who want to studying in this program. I plan to write a glossary and a screencast for better understand the cabinetry. It can help everyone who read this blog. For my writing, I know than I make fews errors, especially in my verb tenses, I'm sorry. 

If you want to show me my errors, I'm open to read you at my email : bardier56@gmail.com


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