In a field where women are still a rare sight, 23-year-old Makela DaSilva picks up a welding torch and is…
In a field where women are still a rare sight, 23-year-old Makela DaSilva picks up a welding torch and is determined to change that. DaSilva, who graduated from the Welding and Fabrication programme at the GuySuCo Training Centre in Port Mourant, says she chose the trade…
In a field where women are still a rare sight, 23-year-old Makela DaSilva picks up a welding torch and is determined to change that. DaSilva, who graduated from the Welding and Fabrication programme at the GuySuCo Training Centre in Port Mourant, says she chose the trade specifically because so few women enter it — and hopes her own path will inspire others to follow.
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