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It’s easier than you may think to get women and girls excited about automotive technology. With these ready-to-go banners and videos, you can hit the ground running and start increasing the number of women and girls in your auto tech programs right away. Plus, the video “Inside the Auto Technician’s Toolbox” will help your female (and male) students be successful in your automotive courses. Order the whole kit to receive the discount. You can also order any individual item at the regular price. |
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Two Role Model Banners: These banners will help make your career events more appealing to female students. Hang these two banners year-round in your school's classrooms and hallways to send the message that women can succeed in automotive technology and trades. Plus we have five other banners in different career areas, including Women in Manufacturing and Women in Technology. |
Three dynamic women who have staked out successful careers in the automotive industry will inspire your female students to explore new career pathways. Female role models help get this career on the radar of women and girls because female students are able to see someone who looks like them on the job. The video reveals the personal experiences and insights of women working as a truck driver, an auto technician, and an apprentice auto mechanic.
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Tools of the Trade: Inside the Auto Technician's Toolbox For many female (and male) students entering technical classes, their first challenge is tool identification. Women tend to have less informal tool-use experience outside of the classroom and may find it difficult to identify tools when they enter the trades. Many male students also don’t have these skills when they first enroll in trades programs. Demonstrating tool-use in the classroom is a great way to keep your students engaged! This 31-minute video, with accompanying instructor’s guide, opens the auto technician’s “toolbox” and introduces your students to the systems and tools that make both conventional and hybrid vehicles run. |