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Women, want to test-drive a new "green" career?
Become an Auto Technician specializing in Hybrid-Alternative Fuel

Help curb pollution and help yourself to a great career. Let Evergreen Valley College (EVC) put you on the fast track to this exciting new career area. Learn more about a career as an Auto Technician specializing in Hybrid-Alternative Fuel.

See what women working in this field say about their careers:

Instructional Lab
Technician II
Diane Ontivares went from working in an auto loan department of a bank to supporting students at EVC's Automotive Technology Department.

Student and Student
Lane Technician
Jennifer Eklund went from working in retail to servicing cars at a smog-station and finishing her degree in Automotive Technology at EVC.

Auto Mechanic
Susie Chivers went from serving ice cream at Thrifty's to becoming a certified auto mechanic due to her determination and the help of a mentor at EVC. Her son (above, left) followed in her footsteps.

Read about EVC's Automotive Technology Program.

View Video of EVC Role Models
in Automotive Technology

	The CalWomenTech Project is Funded by The Program for Research on Gender in Science and Engineering from The National Science Foundation - Grant no. 0533564

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