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More women are entering the trades than ever before

More women are entering the trades than ever before

Women bring a unique and valuable perspective to the job site and why shouldn’t they capitalize on a booming industry! Known for their drive, determination and positive attitude, more women are entering the trades than ever before.

“She’s doing it. So can you.”

September
02

NALD@Work's Feature of the Month: N.B.'s Workplace Essential Skills program

The New Brunswick Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour has implemented a training program that is benefitting many New Brunswickers.

National | Posted: September 02, 2010 | Read the article...

September
02

Video from Women Building Futures promotes women in construction

Women bring a unique and valuable perspective to the job site and why shouldn’t they capitalize on a booming industry! Known for their drive, determination and positive attitude, more women are entering the trades than ever before.

National | Posted: September 02, 2010 | Read the article...

September
01

Facts and figures: A profile of post-secondary education in British Columbia

VICTORIA – British Columbia’s public post-secondary education system is preparing students to take their places in the province’s knowledge economy.

British Columbia | Posted: September 01, 2010 | Read the article...

September
01

Special project: Ottawa empowers Vancouver women to ‘lead the way’

VANCOUVER - The Honourable Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for Status of Women, today announced Government of Canada support for a project that encourages Vancouver women and girls to take on the challenge of leadership and decision-making roles.

National | Posted: September 01, 2010 | Read the article...

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