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THUNDER BAY - Brooklyn Barnard and Hunter Zerabny have always been a very hands-on learners and gravitated toward wood working and carpentry classes because not only do they provide a lot of creativity, but also empowerment.
The two Grade 12 students at Superior CVI were part of a group of female students from the school taking part in carpentry lessons at the Carpenters Union Local 1669 Training Centre. Alana Carli, special education facilitator with Superior CVI, said part of International Women’s Day is celebrating the many opportunities that exist for women across numerous employment sectors.
John Delorey, chair of technology at Superior CVI, said in the last 20 years he has been teaching, more and more female students are enrolling in technology and trade classes, with there now being a 50/50 split between males and females.
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