My girlfriend mentioned it to me about the Women in Trades program and I just kind of I never even knew anything about it so I kind of did my research and I looked into it and because I was single mom I qualified for the funding and they put me through the schooling. So in the 10 week program what it is is they teach you everything for a variety of traits. They prepare you to work in any industry so framing and plumbing and electrical and they teach you you get to do projects and mechanics and actually you'd be amazed how many women don't know about it. So I constantly tell people about it because I think it's very important that people know that there is help out there they just don't know how to get it. So I talk about it all the time. I think there's more opportunity up north especially for what I'm doing. So I did my research and decided hey I want to make a career so I moved and I moved up here and it's a lot easier up here to find a job for what I do. And I think people are more accepting you know like I work in a great place they accepted me for being a worker. It wasn't about being a woman it was about working and doing your job and you know learning. The star is a very is a valued employee to us actually. She's very on mark you know what she does. She's in a learning process but she's a tentative she's always willing and eager to work at all times and very good employee. I really appreciate her. you