No, woman does not have ejaculation. Female ejaculation does not exist. What happens is when the woman gets aroused, the vagina lubricating secretion, which is important for giving comfort during the passage of the penis.
When the woman reaches the orgasm, the vagina increases the secretion of this lubricant and people confuse with ejaculation.
However, what can happen, even though it is rare, it is this secretion to be expelled in the form of a jet, which adds to the confusion.
This can happen because at the entrance of the vagina there are glands called 'vestibular glands' or 'Bartholin glands', which are responsible for expel the lubricating secretion.
During the sexual intercourse, especially during orgasm, the vagina tightly contracts and this contraction can 'squeeze' these glands and make secretion coming out in jets.
In addition, this is not considered and can not be called "ejaculation", since it is not the same as happens in man. It is just an increase in lubrication of the vagina.
For more information, talk to your gynecologist.
