Breaking barriers : Zeeland student is only female in male-dominated program but that s not her focus I don t really think anything different of me being a girl in the autobody industry, she said. I think females in any male-dominated industry should be normal. Author: Keely Lovern Updated: 6:43 PM EDT May 18, 2021
HOLLAND, Mich. The auto body industry and working with cars has traditionally been seen as a male-dominated trade. But for one Ottawa County teen, she s breaking barriers not only as the lone female in her tech center repair class, but also as one of the standout students in the program.
Eva Mokma is a senior at Zeeland High School, and this year, she s made a real impact in school and in her community.
Careerline Tech Center holding virtual open house
Careerline Tech Center
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HOLLAND, Mich. â Careerline Tech Center is holding a virtual open house for Ottawa Area Intermediate School Districtâs 8th- to 11th-grade students on Feb. 2 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
The tech center says the event will allow students and parents to explore 28 different career programs as well as offer the opportunity to converse with instructors.
âWe are excited to provide this unique opportunity to showcase CTCâs teachers and programs,â says CTC Director Dave Searles. âThis virtual option will give the community an inside look at our facilities, allow them to speak with teachers and learn about the variety of educational opportunities, and help potential students and their parents gain a deeper understanding of career and technical education.