Published on August 09, 2019
EDMONTON – Girls aged 11 to 14 are learning about sheet metal, welding, auto body, machining and carpentry at an unconventional NAIT summer camp this week aimed at introducing them to the skilled trades.
The Journey Girls camp offers 13 teens and pre-teens a behind-the-scenes look at five NAIT trades programs from July 22 to 26. The camp wraps up Friday with a carpentry project in which the girls each build a decorative box and use a router to carve their names in it.
Media are invited to attend the camp, see the girls at work and talk to the campers and their NAIT instructors.
Please note: Safety equipment (safety glasses and ear plugs) must be worn and will be provided on site.
WHEN: Friday, July 26, 2019
10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
WHERE: NAIT Main Campus
A164 (In Building A on attached map)
11762 106 St. NW
Edmonton, AB
WHO: Journey Girls campers
Carly Prefontaine – NAIT Millwork and Carpentry instructor
Andrew Campbell – NAIT Millwork and Carpentry instructor
Media inquiries:
Marta Gold
NAIT Media Relations
P 780.378.6936 C 780.916.8307 E media@nait.ca
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