Bush Road Panelbeaters is celebrating success twice over after two of its apprentice technicians were named Top IAG Apprentices of the Year.
Bush Road Panelbeaters is celebrating success twice over after two of its apprentice technicians were named Top IAG Apprentices of the Year.
A MITO Business Skills scholarship has given Annette Gibson the opportunity to progress her career with a qualification and gain a solid grounding in business skills.
25-year-old Nikita Grindley has loved cars since she was a young girl. Now she's turning her passion into a rewarding career as an apprentice heavy diesel technician.
With an impressive list of qualifications to his name, 29-year-old automotive technician Jaxon Kuvarji is no stranger to furthering his knowledge in the industry.
Megan Oliver has always loved driving. In fact, she loves it so much, the 23-year-old has turned her passion into a successful and rewarding career as a truck driver for Allied Concrete.
“I really enjoy being an on-the-job learner,” says 2017 MITO Kick Start Pasifika scholarship recipient Leon Jordan from Auckland Panel & Paint.
Receiving a 2017 Clyde Cunningham QSM Memorial scholarship means a great deal to 32-year-old automotive refinisher, Bevan Bullot from Greenmeadows Panel & Paint, Napier.
Kayla Fillery once considered going to university, but another option caught her attention. "I decided to get into the trades so that I could learn and earn at the same time."
Ryan Hulena and Caleb Churchward say MITO’s StartUp® programme has had a significant influence on their decision to pursue careers in the automotive industry.