Studio girls in the garage?
Meet the stars of the advanced transportation trend
Ulpana girls from Kfar Hasidim enter the garage.
This is not the beginning of a joke but of a practical lesson in the trend of advanced transportation.
"Walla! Money" launches a new generation: about unconventional professions, about unconventional people - and most importantly, about what connects them
Between Ashkenazi
17/03/2022
Thursday, 17 March 2022, 10:36 Updated: Friday, 18 March 2022, 08:23
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Studio girls learn car mechanics (Walla)
Twelve-year-old Tapach Takla
says she chose the major because she is learning new things: “This is an area I did not know and have not heard of before.
I'm learning about the car and electricity. "And what about the future, Takla
says she would like to work in the automotive field because it is a technological field
. Loving to study in class means that, but if it is possible to do something practical, it is more interesting. "
The course itself is attended by seven students who are divided into three girls and four boys.
And how does it work?
Kolczynski says "there is no competition, the boys help us with knowledge and also carry the battery which is a heavy part of the car".
The other girls laugh and say they are better in the field than the boys.
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What do you know about what's under the hood?
The professionals in action - the first class continued to study mechanical engineering (Photo: Walla !, no)
high level English
Valeria Stefanenkova
immigrated from Russia two years ago, but Hebrew is spoken by her.
Her family also immigrated to Israel with her.
She talks about the car software she works with and through which she manages to understand what is happening in the car.
They also admit that at first they did not exactly know why they were entering.
Tamar Yabarkan
says she thought there would be more action with the vehicle, but the work is more like high-tech than "classic" car mechanics.
And what's the hardest thing about the trend?
Kolchinsky replies: "To learn. There is not much English, almost everything is in Hebrew, but contrary to what is thought, there is a lot of theory that needs to be known and not just practice."
Takla addresses the gender issue: "My girlfriends ask me how the name is interesting it's not just boys it's actually more interesting."
Tamar Yabarkan adds: "My big brothers ask me if I connect to it."
Eva Kolczynski concludes: "
Pini Maman, coordinator of the smart transportation department at Kfar Hasidim
: "All we teach here are basic principles of control, electronics, physics, and how all the systems fit together and are supposed to give a different perception."
Rachel Besson, a teacher in the field, adds
: "I liken them to a technological basis for a system or a machine, when you approach a machine and you want to analyze what behavior we do in the form of systems."
According to Maman, the graduates are integrated: "
The first cycle continues to a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering
."
Hagit Elias, CEO of Momentum
- The growth engine of the automotive professions: "The world of automotive and transportation is undergoing many changes, technological products are entering the market that affect technological education and training. And more.
Expanding the fields of study is also an opportunity to integrate more students in a profession that was once considered masculine and today technology bridges the gaps. "
Do you have an unusual career path, a special profession or an exciting story behind it? For comments: bini365@gmail.com
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Advanced transportation students (Photo: Walla !, no)
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