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Irma Ayala explored different trades through an apprenticeship readiness program called Women In Non-Traditional Employment Roles (WINTER).
Of all the trades Irma Ayala has tried, linework stood out to her the most.
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Serving communities by working with her hands is what fulfills Irma Ayala (L) the most in her career.
Paving a Career Path in Linework
Get to know Irma Ayala, a 2025 Edison International Lineworker Scholarship recipient.
Lisa Aubry
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Photo Credit: Courtesy of Irma Ayala
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