Battling with a rare disorder After a series of head knocks on the footy field, Women’s Victorian Football League player Georgia Wilson knew it was time to find a new career. The 23-year-old woman was diagnosed with an acquired brain injury as a result of six concussions sustained during her sporting career. She also lives… Continue reading How a former footy player found her new passion in Carpentry
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Mastering job search skills in the trades: A comprehensive guide
In the dynamic world of trades, securing a fulfilling job requires more than just technical expertise – it demands a strategic approach to job hunting. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a newcomer to the trades industry, honing your job search skills can make all the difference. Today, let’s delve into some key strategies shared… Continue reading Mastering job search skills in the trades: A comprehensive guide
Introducing Krystal Brookes: New Mas Ambassador for Women in Trades in Queensland.
When Krystal Brookes made the courageous decision to transition into the trades industry and embark on a new career path, she had a clear goal in mind. As a recently single mother of two boys, she was determined to provide a secure future for her family and break free from a challenging domestic environment. Krystal… Continue reading Introducing Krystal Brookes: New Mas Ambassador for Women in Trades in Queensland.
Building better and brighter trade pathways for women of all ages
So, you’re interested in getting into a trade, but have no idea where to start or what trade you’d be good at. A great place to start is reaching out to a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) like DGT Employment & Training (DGT). Whether it’s the first step in your career pathway, looking to make a… Continue reading Building better and brighter trade pathways for women of all ages
The inspiring journey of Apprentices Amy and Emilia Aylett – building a future in trades.
Let’s take a moment to revisit the inspiring story of our Apprentices Amy and Emilia Aylett from Tassie. With ambitious goals in mind, the dynamic twins recognised that pursuing Apprenticeships would equip them with the necessary skills to establish their own trade business in the future. Last year Emilia made the decision to embark on a… Continue reading The inspiring journey of Apprentices Amy and Emilia Aylett – building a future in trades.
How can women in trades conquer imposter syndrome?
Hey Mas Mate, let’s dive into a common challenge for women in Trades: Imposter Syndrome. It’s like a sneaky doubt that creeps in, making you question your abilities despite having proof of your successes. In non-traditional trades, factors like lower pay expectations and societal pressures contribute to this self-doubt. Guess what? You’re not alone. In… Continue reading How can women in trades conquer imposter syndrome?
Girls Can Trade Up Podcasts
Press PLAY to listen to our Girls Can Trade Up Podcasts and learn more about the Apprenticeships pathways available and what it takes to build a successful career in trades. Plus, we share all the information you need to get started. You can find all the latest episodes here: https://bit.ly/3Wk93xn
New Mas project dedicated to empowering women in trades
It’s time for women to step forward and explore the world of trade. We’re excited to introduce you to our Mas Mates, a project dedicated to empowering Women in Trades. This group of five dynamic women will be at the forefront of engaging and organizing events across the country, aimed at helping women discover the… Continue reading New Mas project dedicated to empowering women in trades
Apprenticeship solutions you can trust. The story of Georgina Buick.
You don’t have to wait until you finish school to pursue your dream career. That’s the beauty of Apprenticeships! Georgina Buick is a student living in Bordertown (SA) who knows what she wants to do after Graduation. Her goal is to work with animals and become a Veterinarian. She was so eager to… Continue reading Apprenticeship solutions you can trust. The story of Georgina Buick.
Supporting women in northwest Tasmania.
22 women have completed our Remade for Trades Workshop in Launceston, an initiative proudly supported by Tradeswomen Australia. “There’s a low percentage of women in trades. This program aims to encourage more women into these pathways to improve these numbers and fill current skill shortages,” said Hope Wooldridge, our Career Development Team Leader in… Continue reading Supporting women in northwest Tasmania.