Etapa 1: cómo lo aprendió
Farming background, secondary education, and early exposure to practical work.
Developed hands-on skills, work ethic, and confidence working with tools and equipment.
From a farming background to qualified electrician — proving hands-on skills translate straight into building Ireland’s sustainable electrical systems.
Etapa 1: cómo lo aprendió
Farming background, secondary education, and early exposure to practical work.
Developed hands-on skills, work ethic, and confidence working with tools and equipment.
Etapa 2: habilidades adquiridas
Working on the family farm and practical work experience.
Built resilience, technical aptitude, and an interest in hands-on careers.
Etapa 3: cómo lo aprendió
Electrical apprenticeship and supervised on-site learning.
Gained professional qualifications and developed the technical competencies required for sustainable electrical systems.
Etapa 4: cómo lo aprendió
Project experience, mentoring from experienced electricians, and continuous learning.
Contributed to residential, commercial, cooperative, and infrastructure projects that improve energy efficiency and sustainability.
Stage 5 : how she learned it
Workplace experience, company support programmes, and participation in women-in-construction initiatives.
Acts as a role model for apprentices, encourages more women into the sector, and supports the delivery of sustainable electrical solutions.
Financiado por la Unión Europea. Sin embargo, los puntos de vista y opiniones expresados son exclusivamente los del autor o autores y no reflejan necesariamente los de la Unión Europea o la Agencia Ejecutiva Europea de Educación y Cultura (EACEA). Ni la Unión Europea ni la EACEA pueden ser consideradas responsables de los mismos.