I went to get our Heating, Ventilation & A/C certification after I graduated from middle school various years ago. I was the only female in our heating & cooling class & then every one of us was the only 1 graduating from the technical school, too. It was a little bit weird being the only female in the whole class, although I also enjoyed it. All of the guys liked myself and others & I had so various dates lining up because of the lack of other women in the class. So that was pretty nice. I also l acquired a ton about heating & cooling in the class because most people wanted to be our study partner. By the time every one of us graduated, I believe that I knew more about the Heating, Ventilation & A/C industry than anyone else in the class. I got a entirely nice internship at 1 of the local heating & cooling companies here in town & I enjoyed most people who worked there. By the time that the internship was over, I had decided that this was the right fit for myself and others & the owners of the Heating, Ventilation & A/C supplier provided myself and others a permanent position with their supplier. I was entirely thrilled to be in the work that I enjoyed & also to be laboring for a wonderful Heating, Ventilation & A/C supplier. I continue to learn more & more about Heating, Ventilation & A/C technology on a yearly basis & I entirely appreciate our co-workers & our clients! However, I am still the only female Heating, Ventilation & A/C supplier I know! It’s weird being the only 1, even at the meetings & training sessions that every one of us have to go to, last fall, I went to a huge convention, & I never saw a single other female in any of the sessions.
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