Julie Vandard
About Julie Vandard
Julie Vandard is a Senior Journalist who transitioned to web development after 18 years in journalism. She currently works at Ouest-France and has a diverse educational background in journalism, languages, and web development.
Work at Ouest-France
Julie Vandard currently serves as a Senior Journalist at Ouest-France, a prominent regional newspaper in France. She has held this position since 2022, working from Saint-Lô in the Normandie region. In her role, she contributes to the publication's journalistic efforts, leveraging her extensive experience in both journalism and web development.
Education and Expertise
Julie Vandard has a diverse educational background. She studied at the Centre de formation et de perfectionnement des journalistes (CFPJ) in 2005, completing an 11-month program focused on journalism. She also pursued web development at Ecole O'clock, earning a professional title in web and mobile development in 2021. Additionally, she holds a DEUG in English and Spanish from Université de Bourgogne - Le Creusot and a DEUG in English language and literature from Université François Rabelais - Tours.
Background in Journalism
Before her current role at Ouest-France, Julie Vandard worked as a journalist at L'YONNE REPUBLICAINE from 2002 to 2005. During her three years there, she served as the sole journalist in Avallon, located in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. This experience laid the foundation for her subsequent career in journalism.
Web Development Certification
In addition to her journalism career, Julie Vandard transitioned into web development. She achieved the Opquast Certification in 2021, focusing on best practices for the internet. This certification complements her professional title in web and mobile development, enhancing her skill set in digital communication.
Musical Background
Julie Vandard has a background in music, actively participating in several bands. She also manages a music blog, where she serves as the webmaster. This involvement in music showcases her diverse interests and skills beyond journalism and web development.