Girls encouraged to follow industrial training

Valérie Kroës, the principal, wanted to thank the girl students for their commitment.

Valerie Kroës, principal of the Jules-Raimu high school, wanted to salute the commitment of the high school girls who actively participated in the morning to promote girls' industrial careers, on March 8, on the occasion of the international women's rights day. By offering them a thank-you breakfast, she was able to express her sincere gratitude to these high school students, emphasizing the quality of their interventions and their involvement in this innovative project.

"Despite the challenges and prejudices they had to face, they courageously chose to move towards the professions of vehicle maintenance, digital technology and road driving, traditionally considered male-dominated. They shared the resistance from those around them and the need to overcome these obstacles to achieve their professional aspirations." These latter , during this remarkable day, spoke with confidence to present their training and their future career to the hundred or so college girls from different establishments in the Nîmes area.

Breaking stereotypes

During this convivial moment, the students expressed their pleasure in sharing their passions, breaking stereotypes and acquiring valuable communication skills. Several of them highlighted the importance of the date chosen for this initiative, March 8, symbolizing the fight for women's rights and providing a special opportunity to celebrate women's achievements. At the conclusion of this good moment of sharing, Valérie Kroës underlined "the importance of this project and encouraged its renewal for the years to come". Several future graduates expressed their desire to participate in the future edition of this change-making initiative, demonstrating the collective strength and determination of young women to break barriers and open new paths in the world of industry. This action also shows the commitment of the Jules-Raimu high school to equal opportunities and the empowerment of women in all professional fields.

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