We provide support, guidance and connections for female apprentices, students, school leavers, women returning to work and any woman in a trade role, no matter where she is at in her career.
Gain real, nationally accredited construction skills.

EMBARK Program in collaboration with National Association of Women in Construction Are you in your early years in the construction industry and looking for a mentor, buddy, or just some amazing industry peers? The Embark 3.0 program has been designed to:

Build Like A Girl has partnered with Spark and CIT to deliver an innovative accredited training program focused on skills development, work experience and an introduction to a variety of construction skills. Participants on this program will receive accredited training

HumeLink East Mentoring Program (HEMP) was designed to retain trades women in construction, support women in leadership and other female employees across the project. The mentoring model has supported HumeLink East Pre-Employment Program participants via one-on-one mentoring support to assist
Gain real, nationally accredited construction skills.


With only two percent of tradies being women… we’ve got to change that.
Jo Farrell, Founder of Build Like a Girl


After completing a work experience program in high school and then an Australian School based Apprenticeship (ASBA) in her first year, Lily knew she loved the World of plumbing with a passion. As she approaches the final home …

When Cailtin isn’t selling out wildly funny and successful stand up comedian shows, she is most likely found installing lights or upgrading switchboards. Caitlin has been a sparky for over 14 years and who grew tired of being …

As the woman behind She Builds Homes, Dewey has been creating functional homes for Canberra families since 2019. It’s a business, but it’s also a passion project for the mum of three. For her, it’s not just about …

Chippy, Apprentice + Tradie Hello! I’m Bardie, I am a third year apprentice Carpenter, based in Sydney, Australia. This year, although being my third year of my apprenticeship, also marks my fifth year in the construction industry. In …

Carpenter, C2 Crane License holder and Woodworks I always had a great deal of support and encouragement from my parents. They taught me to be strong and stand up for what I wanted. They put me in martial …

She may be an electrician now, but in future you may see Hayley on a Formula 1 race track fixing cars!
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Sparky = Theory Knowledge + Practical Situation Hi my name is Jules, I started my electrical apprenticeship in 2018 after beginning a uni degree and realizing it was completely wrong for me. Ever since I can remember uni …

Carpenter, Tradeswoman of the Year 2020 My journey started when I was in college. Not certain of what my future career would look like, didn’t know who else besides my family to talk to about the future, career …

Taylor Perrin was always destined for a career in construction. From being a professional dancer, to cabinet maker and now a Project Engineer, her story is as adventurous as her spirit!
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