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Lisa Scott: Leadership in Action
“The trades offer an amazing career. Financial stability, independence – especially for young girls, to be able to create their own life and pay their own way and create the life they want. I’ve had parents say, ‘My daughter just listened to you, now she’s looking for...
June 23, 2-4:30 PM – BCIT Women in Trades Meetup
BCIT Women in Trades Meet UpThursday, June 23 from 2-4:30 pmBCITSA Habitat Pub (Building SE2)RSVP to alary@bcit.ca by June 21st so the hosts have enough snacks and space reserved... And please spread the word!
CAWIC bursary deadline is approaching fast: June 30!
The annual deadline for applications to the Canadian Association of Women in Construction (CAWIC) bursary program is coming up on June 30, 2022: Successful applicants in construction-related programs will receive $1,000 and $2,000 bursaries to help them fund their...
BCCWITT EVENTS
Women in Inspection: Opportunity for Canadian Women Welders!
Advance your career and earning potential with a Welding Inspector Level One Certificate! The CWB Welding Foundation and the BC Centre for Women in the Trades, with support from Fluor Canada, invite Canadian women welders to apply for the Women in Inspection training...
You Need A Resume! Online Workshop – Dec. 16 @ 6-8pm PST
If you are a woman working in a construction, maintenance, or industrial trade in British Columbia, you are invited to take part in a subsidized virtual workshop where you'll craft a professional resume and cover letter with an industry expert! Thursday, December 16 @...
November 30, 2021 – Virtual Monthly Meetup for BC Women in Trades
REGISTER HERE Let's get together and socialize online! Hosted by the BC Centre for Women in the Trades, this province-wide virtual hang out takes place on the last Tuesday of every month, from 7 pm to 9 pm, via Zoom. All British...
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Celebrating Construction Month with BCCWITT Career Advancement Bursary Recipients: Meet Hannah
We are celebrating #BCConstructionMonth2024 with the British Columbia Construction Association by introducing you to some of the recipients of the BCCWITT Career Advancement Bursary, which provides funding for equity priority tradespeople of all genders who are facing barriers in advancing in their trades journey, to help them access training, tools, certifications, networking, and educational opportunities. Electrician Hannah will be using the funding for 2nd Year Electrical training: We hope you enjoy your time at school!