While Abby Brice wasn’t entirely sure what she wanted to do when she left school, she was certain about one thing – she wanted to learn a trade.
23-year-old Taylor is an Office Administrator at Collision City Mosgiel. The role is perfect for Taylor, a self-confessed ‘people person’.
Gisborne Girls’ High School Year 11 students Mellissa Down-Campbell and Trista Bailey were MITO’s first ShiftUp enrolments.
18-year-old Shane Turner always knew that he wanted to work in the motorcycle industry, but a chance encounter at a careers expo really pushed him to pursue his goal.
For as long as he can remember, Liam Gardner has had a passion for all things automotive. So when it came to picking a career path, it was a no brainer.
18-year-old Josh Cooper spends his days working as an apprentice automotive technician at Automotive Solutions Limited, Invercargill.
43-year-old Timo Leatau began his time at NZ Bus working as a cleaner. Less than two years later, he's become a qualified heavy automotive technician through MITO.
MITO graduate Levi Webster, finished in an impressive second place at the world final of the Hitachi Top Technician competition in Japan
Since beginning her heavy automotive apprenticeship, Annelise Ruffell has never doubted her decision to leave her beauty therapy career behind.
