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Opportunities for Women in Construction

The Opportunity is Now.


Opportunities for Women in Construction
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Did you know that between 2011 and 2019 Canada’s construction industry will need to recruit approximately 320,000 workers? It’s true. And Alberta will feel this demand possibly even more so than other places. Retiring baby-boomers and global competition for workers means great career opportunities for women in construction. Yay!

Arrow IconThink about it - you would be earning a very nice income while learning a trade as an apprentice electrician, welder, pipefitter, plumber or any of 30 construction related trades. Or you could work as a heavy equipment operator building roads or hauling rock.


Industry Leaders Talking about
Opportunities for Women in Construction
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Working in the trades is hard work and it’s not for every man or woman.  But if you are looking for a way to earn a good living, stay fit and build a career – a career in construction just might be what you’re looking for.  Watch the video and listen to what women are saying about it.

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Aboriginal Women

The Opportunity is Now.


Aboriginal Women: The Opportunity is Now
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If you are an Aboriginal woman thinking about getting into construction, listen to what Aboriginal women have to say about it. Also, listen to what industry leaders have to say on this topic.

 News Release

Building New Partnerships for Women in the Trades - January 11, 2012