Why not female car mechanic in Pakistan?

Every girl does not get higher qualification to be eligible for office job. More and more women are there in job market providing relief and support to their families and participating in country’s economy.
Women need more opportunities in different fields and the barriers from the society should be subsided. Equal opportunities, improving their lives through earning is necessary and need of time for women. If uneducated women are not getting good jobs, they should learn skills to do jobs or start small businesses of their own.

Just like most of the women out there, I would think thrice before going to a mechanic to get my car repair/maintenance since it’s always stereotyped as a men’s duty because of the male-dominated work environment. Many independent women/housewives who own their car may not find it comfortable to go to mechanic shops and are always dependent on others for that.

What if there’s a vehicle Repairing workshop run by women? Service for women by women! Providing them equal opportunities to work and get their work done in a comfortable environment. People may not welcome the idea but someone needs to take the lead.

Uzma Nawaz, a 24-year-old passionate girl from Multan, stepped ahead and broke all the stereotypes. She is working at an auto repair garage and it’s her passion which has lead her to Toyota dealership in Multan.
written by Maarej Naz and Hira Zuberi

What do you think there should be workshop run by women in Pakistan, so women can get their vehicle repair easily?

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