The RV Women’s Alliance Charitable Foundation (RVWACF) announced upcoming night classes for its All-Female RV Systems program. Designed to empower women in the RV industry and beyond, these evening sessions will take place on June 10-12, 17-19 and 24-26, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Elkhart, Indiana.
This comprehensive training program covers essential RV systems, including electrical, propane, plumbing, appliances and more. Over the multiweek course, participants will receive hands-on instruction from trainers Tracy Anglemeyer and Jessica Rider, work collaboratively in a supportive environment and develop the confidence and capabilities required to succeed in their roles.
Graduates who successfully complete the course and assessment will earn an RVTI Level 1 Certification, opening new doors for career growth and advancement — whether in current positions or new opportunities in the industry.
This class is open to anyone eager to deepen their understanding of RV systems. No prior experience is required — all that’s needed is a willingness to learn. The cost is at a reduced rate of $150 (normally $575) thanks to sponsor Bio-Kleen, a leader in environmentally friendly RV and marine cleaning products.
Tim Kowalski, president of Bio-Kleen, shared, “Supporting the RV Women’s Alliance Charitable Foundation in their mission to educate, elevate and promote women in the RV industry is not just important to our company — it’s personal. We believe that fostering greater diversity and opportunity in our industry benefits everyone, and we’re proud to help open new doors for women through this program.”
As limited spots are available, RVWACF urges those interested to register soon.
To learn more or apply for the program, click here.
About RV Women’s Alliance Charitable Foundation
The RV Women’s Alliance Charitable Foundation is a 501(c)(3) helping to support the RVWA’s mission to education, elevate and promote women in the RV industry through training, networking and professional development.
