The first successes of the participants She Drives
The She Drives project continues to gain momentum: 70 participants have already completed theoretical training, 48 have successfully passed the exam, 39 are undergoing driving practice, and 5 have already received category "D".
🚍 The project is gaining momentum, and we are happy to share the achievements of our participants:
📘 70 participants have successfully completed theoretical training, and 48 have passed the theory exam.
🚦 39 participants have already moved on to the practical part - driving in real conditions.
🏆 And most importantly - 5 participants have already passed the exam and received category "D".
In addition, our participants actively attend excursions to partner employers, receive additional training and prepare for employment.
We are proud of each of them. More results ahead 💪
The project "Expanding the professional potential of women in the field of transportation" is being implemented by the NGO Foundation for Institutional Development on the initiative of the Ministry for Development of Communities and Territories of Ukraine, in partnership with UN Women and under the financial support from the governments of France, Poland and Sweden.
Last update: 16 April 2025, 12:00
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