I am not sure I would like a women's specific class. I mean come on, its all about logic which is not gender specific.
The idea of a women specific class is that guys tend to have a lot more mechanical experience coming into a bike maintenance class than women--not always but often--and for some women this can feel intimidating. The UBI women's class covers the same amount of material as their regular basic mechanics class over the same amount of time. Maybe describing it as "slower" is inaccurate. I just mean to infer the pace respects the participants' needs and wants. I hope that makes sense.

It's just a personal thing. It is nice when there are more options for the mechanically intimidated.