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Interests
I like playing and watching scientific documentaries .I am interested in astronomy.
Best subjects at school
I’m good at physics, English and I like translation.
Languages spoken
I speak French and English
Practical skills
I’m good at drawing and designing houses especially in computer software.
Personal strengths
I get along well with most people and I forget easily the problems.
Ambitions and future plans
I’d like to work in science and technology perhaps for a computer company. I’d like to study at the engineering school.

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