Tafe Queensland On Linkedin Women In Trades Elisabeth Matters Carpentry Helping her dad with hobby building projects as a child sparked an interest in carpentry for first nations woman elisabeth matters. Elisabeth is making her mark in her industry and has her sights set on one day giving back. "in the future, i see myself completing my apprenticeship, being a fully qualified carpenter and maybe that will lead to me being able to teach other apprentices coming up and maybe doing a supervising job.".
Tafe Sa On Linkedin Carpentry Trades Concrete Trade Carpenter Helping her dad with hobby building projects as a child sparked an interest in carpentry for first nations woman elisabeth matters. Elisabeth matters is a confident young torres strait islander woman who knows her way around a workshop, and has her sights set on building a successful carpentry career. #closethegap spotlight 🖤💛 ️ helping her dad with hobby building projects as a child sparked an interest in carpentry for first nations woman elisabeth matters. "it was really fun and sparked an interest in carpentry for me. working for construction company ausco modular, ms matters travels the state and welcomes a variety of day to day roles whilst jumping in and out of the classroom.
Tafe Queensland On Linkedin Women In Trades Showcase #closethegap spotlight 🖤💛 ️ helping her dad with hobby building projects as a child sparked an interest in carpentry for first nations woman elisabeth matters. "it was really fun and sparked an interest in carpentry for me. working for construction company ausco modular, ms matters travels the state and welcomes a variety of day to day roles whilst jumping in and out of the classroom. Elisabeth matters is a confident young torres strait islander woman who knows her way around a workshop. an apprentice carpenter, elisabeth has her sights set on building a successful trade. While it might come be a surprise to some, 19 year old torres strait islander woman elisabeth matters had her heart set on working with her hands since she was a kid. the townsville based apprentice carpenter is going down the route she'd always set out for herself. A group of apprentices have become the first to participate in a training initiative at tafe queensland specifically designed to support and encourage women pursuing careers in male dominated industries from the get go. Women working in male dominated industries are proving anything's possible when given the chance, and it could help ease australia's ongoing skills shortage.
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