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Police Officer's Career in a Hypertext Narrative

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Police Officer's Career. Police Officer's Career. A hypertext narrative by Sarah-Maude Lacoursière Created with The Virtual Writing Tutor Grammar Checker Next Word count: 1497 Choice count: 33 Section count: 21 Image count: 21 Error count: 0 Field Related Analysis: Education : 27 matches (CEGEP, John, National, School, choice, college, colleges, courses, diploma, don, field, field of study, first, further, grades, high school, learn, market, motivation, review, school, skills, social, technology, trainee, training, university) Law/Paralegal-Technology : 14 matches (action, arrest, bias, company, crimes, fact, force, law, majority, market, pension, police force, police officer, security) Tourism : 14 matches (Basic, City, Environment, Europe, Program, bias, dispatcher, door, field, leg, national, pension, program, route) Target Structure: a foot in the door (1 match)...
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A Police Officer's Career

Police officer | Virtual Writing Tutor Police officer Introduction This article is for everyone who wants to become a police officer. In this career summary, you'll learn everything you need to know about this wonderful job and the steps you'll have to do for it. It is important for me to show you these details because it's not everyone who knows the good sides of this job. Enjoy! W...
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Police Technology Listicle

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3 Websites Everyone in Police Technology Should Know About They risk their lives every day to protect and serve the population. Police officers have a lot of tasks, and they need to adapt themselves for each intervention. A lot of people don't know a lot of things about this service and it's important to know how the police works to avoid problems. For this reason, this listicle will show 3 websites that explain how the police works, and how as a citizen you can help them. 1. Montreal police need to do more to recruit anglos. //https://globalnews.ca/news/4057226/montreal-police-need-to-do-more-to-recruit-anglos-says-john-abbott-police-tech-chair/ This article's author is Dan Spector from Global News. This article explains how a big city like Montreal don't have enough English policemen, and how recruiting more visible minorities would help. Indeed, the head of the John Abb...
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Grammar tool as a Police Technology student

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Sarah-Maude's Glossary as a Police Technology Student

Sarah-Maude's Glossary as a Police Technology Student Hi, my name is Sarah-Maude Lacoursière and I am a student in Police Technology. I have been in this program for one year. Now, it is my second year and I enjoy it. This glossary will be about words in the topic of Police Technology. It's a program for future police officers that are willing to help and protect the community. This glossary will help you to understand what this program is about and how we can pronounce some difficult words. I used many sources in this glossary, but the important ones were: Wikipedia and Virtual Writing Tutor to find the field related vocabulary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89cole_nationale_de_police_du_Qu%C3%A9bec Dictionary of Law Enforcement: https://www.oxfordreference.com/view/10.1093/acref/9780192807021.001.0001/acref-9780192807021 accused noun A person or group of people who are charged with or on trial ...
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Are you unsure how to pronounce a word? Use your browser's speech synthesis system to pronounce any word or phrase you type into the input box below. Pronounce it Adapted code based on Jason Mayes' example here: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/xGXZaW Click the HTML button of your blog, and copy/paste the code found here . I checked this blog post for common grammar, punctuation and spelling errors using a free online ESL grammar checker .
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About me

Welcome to my blog, My name is Sarah-Maude Lacoursière, I am 18 years old and I am a student in Police Technology. This year is going to be my second year in this program and I don't regret my choice! Since I was young, I knew I wanted to become a police officer to protect and help people. I chose this career because I am never tired of adventures and challenges. I already met amazing comrades and it feels like we are a big family. I hope you'll enjoy following my blogs. See you soon!
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