A Derry woman, who got tired of relying on men to do odd jobs around the house, has been awarded a prize for becoming a handywoman.
A Belfast granny has been named Northern Ireland student of the year at this year’s WOMEN’STEC awards ceremony.
The annual WOMEN'STEC Celebration of Awards ceremony took place this year on the 19th June at The Edge.
Picking up joinery tools nearly a decade ago totally changed the life of one North Belfast mum and her three children.
Four of the WOMEN'STEC 's staff and one student are running the relay as part of Belfast City Marathon on 5th May 2008. The inspiration that forced the ladies out on the road is to raise money for the Neo-Natal Unit at the Royal Jubilee Maternity Unit.
TRADESWOMEN NI, a new building-trade business, has been launched by North Belfast organisation, WOMEN'STEC.
Sharing Places/Trading Places is WOMEN'STEC's exciting new project, aimed at 18-30 year olds and migrant communities living in North Belfast who are interested in a career in the Construction industry.
This article was published in the Autumn 2007 edition of Northern Builder
WOMEN'STEC is hosting its annual Awards Day for women graduating in Joinery, Electrics, Plumbing and many more!
The end of another successful Summer Scheme was marked with a Presentation of Certificates event on 23rd August 2007.
WOMEN'STEC host its first PARTNERS LUNCH
To promote National Construction Week WOMEN'STEC organised an event to enable women to sample different trades.
WOMEN'STEC welcomes the initiative launched by Ruth Kelly, the Minister for Women, to encourage girls into non-traditional careers such as construction.
WOMEN'STEC hosted a fact finding mission of the FEMME group
Come and meet us at Job Scene 2006 @ the Odyssey Sept 28-29
Female apprentices, aged 16 to 25, are being trained up for the gender pay gap by earning 26% less than their male colleagues.
Non-traditional careers are a real option for girls. WOMEN’STEC welcomes the recommendations in the latest government commission on gender pay gap report to encourage girls into non-traditional jobs
WOMEN’STEC prepares dozens of women for jobs in the trades to help employers in Northern Ireland meet their personnel challenges.
"Changing the shape of builders bums" campaign
We are compliling a directory of trades women for 2007.
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