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How women can cash in on men's massive pay packets | Ballina Shire Advocate


Apprentice electrician Phoebe Lawrie ditched a university degree in economics and philosophy. Picture: Sam Ruttyn
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by Natasha Bita
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Lady tradies are cashing in on careers in construction, as building companies hire extra apprentices during the pandemic.
With crippling skills shortages in 62 trade areas, Tradeswomen Australia is urging girls to fill the gap by signing up for trade training when they leave school.
In the lucrative building trades, just one in 40 apprentices is female.
It s such a financially rewarding career - go for it, girls, Tradeswomen Australia managing director Fiona McDonald said yesterday.
Trades are where the money is, and especially if you get on a commercial site - a big development, a high-rise building, tunnels and road upgrades - you can earn more than a doctor. ....

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How women can cash in on men's massive pay packets | Fraser Coast Chronicle


Apprentice electrician Phoebe Lawrie ditched a university degree in economics and philosophy. Picture: Sam Ruttyn
News
by Natasha Bita
Premium Content
Subscriber only
Lady tradies are cashing in on careers in construction, as building companies hire extra apprentices during the pandemic.
With crippling skills shortages in 62 trade areas, Tradeswomen Australia is urging girls to fill the gap by signing up for trade training when they leave school.
In the lucrative building trades, just one in 40 apprentices is female.
It s such a financially rewarding career - go for it, girls, Tradeswomen Australia managing director Fiona McDonald said yesterday.
Trades are where the money is, and especially if you get on a commercial site - a big development, a high-rise building, tunnels and road upgrades - you can earn more than a doctor. ....

Dry Creek , New South Wales , South Australia , Glenn Ferguson , Samm Mcbride , Rachael Keiley , Amber Shelton , Phoebe Lawrie , Teneille Koster , Tara Croser , Amber Schelton , Fiona Mcdonald , Kieran Duffy , Sam Ruttyn , Brenton Edwards , Construction Commission , Adelaide University , Apprentice Placement Service , National Centre For Vocational Education Research , Tradeswomen Australia , National Centre , Vocational Education Research , Stowe Electrical , Productivity Force , Mermaid Waters , Queensland Building ,