Charlotte Procter, Karley Gorton and Lexie Cruickshank may be at different stages in their career, but they’re all stoked to have secured their positions at Max Pennington’s Autocity in New Plymouth.
MITO learner Jodi McNamara has spent the last eight years dedicated to growing her skills and knowledge in the commercial road transport industry.
After being awarded a MITO 2021 Business Skills scholarship, Kristian Otto's now on his way to complete MITO’s New Zealand Certificate in Business (First Line Management) (Level 4).
Amy Hudson was the co-driver in the 2018 New Zealand Rally Championship FIA 2WD Category 2 winning car, and was appointed the first New Zealand Women in Motorsport Ambassador.
Kean McLeod went to a Got a Trade? Got it Made! SpeedMeet organised by MITO. It was where Kean met Barry Brown from Gisborne Motors and two months later Kean started working there.
In a last-minute decision, Jakeb Vaughan decided not to attend university. Now an apprentice panelbeater at Mark Jones Collision Repairs in Greymouth, it’s clear he made the right decision.
Despite training as an automotive technician, Amber Kay has always been interested in the parts side of the automotive trade.
After working in the office at Auto Super Shoppe Pukekohe for several years, Toni Harris plucked up the courage to ask to move from the office to the workshop.
For 18-year-old Owen Thornton, a job in the mining and quarrying industry was always in the back of his mind, but he wasn’t quite sure how to get his foot in the door until RockUp®.
