<p>Join us in this episode as we explore the extraordinary journey of Louise Azzopardi, a Gold Medalist and Heavy Vehicle Mechanic turned Life Coach. From a 15-year-old high school student with no intentions of pursuing higher education to becoming the first female to ever receive a Gold Medal in the Australian National Heavy Vehicle competition, Louise&#39;s story is one of determination, resilience, and triumph. We delve into her experiences as an apprentice, and her current role as a life coach, mentor and keynote speaker. Tune in to hear Louise&#39;s insights on navigating a male-dominated field, her advice for young women considering a trade career, and her vision for the future of women in trades in Australia.The project is funded under the grant program by Trade Pathways Program - Training Services NSW and produced in partnership with MIGAS Apprentices &amp; Trainees.Now, if you&#39;re on the lookout for an apprenticeship opportunity, we&#39;ve got a valuable resource for you. In the show notes, you&#39;ll find a link to MIGAS, where you can connect with them directly. They&#39;ve been instrumental in helping thousands of tradies get qualified. At MIGAS, they understand the importance of creating positive work environments for female apprentices in Australia. They&#39;re experts in matching aspiring tradeswomen with trade businesses that foster inclusivity, respect, and growth.So, if you&#39;re ready to embark on your journey as a female apprentice, MIGAS is there to guide you every step of the way.</p><p><br></p>