The first 30 students to take the free dry construction workshop for women and diversities taught at the National University of the Northeast (UNNE), graduated on Thursday at the Resistencia headquarters of that house of higher education, whose trade school will teach a new training since March, by virtue of the "success" achieved. "It was very nice, especially because I shared the workshop with my sister. We usually do things together with her, but this workshop brought us a little closer to the memory of my dad. We grew up around machines, so we were very familiar," she said. to Télam one of the students who received the title of "dry construction assistant", Gabriela Puntano. "It was incredible. I am very grateful because I also felt very comfortable with the environment, with the classmates. It is a very nice experience for someone like me who never had the opportunity to spend time taking a course," said one of her classmates, Cristina Peralta. Organized by the "Zoomadoras, Mujeres que Construyen" program of the Vamos a Zoomar Foundation (VAZ) together with the Bercomat Family (FB) and the UNNE, this first training began in August and had a load of 120 teaching hours. "The 'Zoomadoras' program to expand women's access to the construction industry has three fundamental pillars: training, employability and awareness" Carolina Carvalho The coordination between institutions as well as the provision of materials for the course was in charge of the Provincial Institute of Urban Development and Housing (IPDUV) of Chaco.