"Give Girls a Go!" - Profiles
Profiles of young Modern Apprentice women and their employers
Young women from different areas of New Zealand talk openly about their experiences of Modern Apprenticeships and trades training. Their employers and others also speak about what motivated them to hire women as builders, joiners, glaziers, sign writers, electricians, motorcycle technicians and panel beaters.
Sign of the times - Brent Cullen and Ian Clarke
Falling for a stranger - Lauren Berry
Pointing them in the right direction - Willy Ransfield
If it makes them happy - Sandra Berry
Give Girls a Go - Melissa Watts
Hammering out some ground rules - Nikki Kettle
My way or the highway - Mike Pryor
Building a career - Annette Maitland
Making a neat and tidy job of it - Richard Gibb
A woman in the workshop - Paul Murray
A step ahead - Stuart Cowan
A need for speed - Samantha Rufus
Bike-minded - Tony Jury
Getting off to a roaring start - Maree Montgomery
A civilising influence - Grant Lewis
Electricity Supply / Electrotechnology
High powered woman - Tracey Johnson
Cranking up the supply - Alastair Borthwick
A life on the open road - Kushla Chapman
Woman with windows - Hannah McDowell