Employers, would you like to hire female HVAC/R technicians,
but find that they just don't sign up? WomenTechWorld.org's E-Jobs
can provide you with a pipeline to women seeking jobs in your area.

As part of the CalWomenTech project, we are partnered up with the Air
Conditioning and Refrigeration program at El Camino College in Torrance,CA.
Graduates have proficiency in service, troubleshooting, and installation of
residential, commerical and industrial heating, air conditioning and
refrigeration systems. Graduates read wiring diagram, interpret the Uniform
Mechanical Code, diagnose control circuits, operate test equipment, and
service pneumatic and electronic controls. Competencies are assessed in
accordance with the EPA certificate criteria.

Post an ad today and start connecting with active women job seekers!

Why Use WomenTechWorld E-Jobs?

• Reach your target audience: We are the only national job posting
  website that connects employers to female technicians across occupational
  areas in typically male-dominated professions.. Our national audience is
  comprised of women technicians, women in the trades, women in law
  enforcement, and female students in technology majors at both the college
  and high school level.

Features:

• Large space for job descriptions: The ability to clearly define
  your career opportunities to an audience of high quality applicants.
• Images: Include photos of female role models in your company with
  your posting at no extra cost.
• Quick and Easy: Easy to use Web-based interface lets you post ads
  overnight.
• Email Notification: Job seekers will receive an email notification
  when a new job is posted in their area of interest.
• Low Prices: Competitively priced, other sites are charging up to 6 times more.

PRICE COMPARISON:

WomenTech World E-Jobs $60 (Save $20 For Each Additional Month)
Monster $385
Careerbuilder $419
Hotjobs $369

Don't Wait
Post an E-Job today to find certified female technicians in
HVAC/R at WomenTech E-Jobs

Visit our website to find out more about the CalWomenTech Project