Podcast
Meet inspiring women who have dared to bypassconvention to pursue their passion. For those considering a career in vocational training, explore theirbackgrounds, their daily lives, and the realities of their professions, whilebenefiting from their advice.
These women are proud to contribute to the development of our society, both through their ambition and their indispensable professions. Join us to discover how you too can make a difference through vocational training.
Lydia Charron is a herdmanager at the CRIFA school farm in Coaticook. She welcomes us into her world,surrounded by the hundred or so ruminants in her care. Discover the passionshe has for her profession and the impact of her vocational training program inanimal production.
After graduating from the Centre 24-Juin in machining and completing an ASP in die-forging, Pascale Deschênes Gauthier is the only woman working in the tooling and die-forging department at BRP in Valcourt. She shares with us her contagious passion for her job as a machinist which she strangely compares to pastry making... You will notice that the FP Effect has really had an effect on Pascale.
Alexandra Normandin is a recent graduate of the Carpentry-Joinery DEP from Centre 24-Juin. She’s now on a construction site in Eastman, working at her first official job as a carpenter. Discover her inspiring story of a proudly embraced career change.
Roxane Pepin is a young weldings tudent at the Lennoxville Vocational Training Centre (LVTC). She welcomes us into her world and shares her passion for this precision trade. Learn more about this trade through Roxane's journey. Meet an incredible young woman who,through the VT Effect, has chosen to make her mark in a mostly male profession.
Amélie Champagne is a teacher in the Production Equipment Operation DEP program at the EXPÉ Center in Magog. We meet her at her workplace, where she talks about her journey as a polymer materials chemist and her passion for rubber processing. It’s her love for the field that drove her to share her expertise and personal skills in a practical way through vocational training. That’s also what the FP Effect is all about! Passing on knowledge to the next generation through vocational training.
