After 15 years as a truck driver, Covid-19 and having two kids, this was the right time for Mohamed to get back to where his passions truly lie.
How a father of nine has learnt to juggle his work, study and family time all while completing his apprenticeship and being awarded a scholarship.
Holly Benge is a 21-year-old female making her way in the automotive world and is not letting anyone stop her. She is currently completing MITO’s New Zealand Certificate in Collision Repair Non-structural Repair while working at Heretaunga Collision Repair in Wellington.
“A strong industry, ever evolving, so much more to offer than petrol vehicles.”
These were the main comments made when talking to Alex Gill and Wade Noedl from Diesel and Turbo Wellington about the diesel fuel technology industry.
Norwood is one of New Zealand’s largest equipment suppliers and repairers for the farming industry. Their apprentice training programme ensures an ongoing pipeline of qualified technicians to repair and service their agricultural machinery.
From pulling apart lawnmowers as a child to now becoming an automotive technician, Marama Thompson’s dreams have come true. She has always been interested in the automotive industry and it wasn't until Covid-19 hit that she had the chance!
After working at Heretaunga Collision Repair Centre for nearly 10 years Deehan Crozier has levelled up multiple times throughout his career and now even owns a share in the business!
Jake Terrell has always wanted to be in the transportation industry, it is in his blood. Now thanks to hard work, taking the initiative and completing MITO’s ShiftUp® micro-credential while at school, he is more than on his way there.
Nicholson Autos employees and MITO Alumni Peter Hayman and Stevie-Lee Amai have both been awarded a scholarship to complete MITO’s New Zealand Certificate in Electric Vehicle Automotive Engineering (Level 5).
