NZ Motor Industry Training Organisation (Inc) (MITO)

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The Grass Kart Challenge.

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Focused performance a winner

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Christchurch’s City Care is leading the way

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Medallion of Excellence for Drew Avery.

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26 September 2011

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The Governor-General recently hosted a reception for the New Zealand WorldSkills team the ‘Tool Blacks'.

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Christchurch-based collision repair technician Ryan Purvis recently received a MITO Graduate Scholarship giving him the opportunity to train in first line management.<

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On Wednesday 27 April representatives from the motor industry and education sector from around the country joined the MITO team in Wellington to farewell Peter Hancock, who has retired as Chairman

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The 2011 OFPANZ Conference was held Saturday 25-26 June in Nelson.

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The Gough Group, best known as New Zealand’s dealer for Caterpillar heavy machinery, is looking for apprentices with the drive to succeed in the industry.

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Jayden Bramwell has started up a successful career as an Outdoor Power Equipment Technician through the NZ Motor Industry Training Organisation’s (MITO) StartUp® programme.

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Wellington, New Zealand (15 April 2011) – The waiting is over with the 2011 recipients of the inaugural MITO scholarships announced today.

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The judges found it particularly hard to choose the winner of the 2010 MTA Tom Hodgson Memorial Award, with runner-up Craig Edney coming a very close

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The winners of the 2010 AA Motoring Excellence Awards – dubbed the Oscars of the New Zealand motoring industry – have just been announced includin

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One of Wellington’s largest panelbeating businesses has recently won the Collision Repair Association’s Commitment to Training Award – and for a

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When MITO apprentice James O’Connor won the title of 2009 MTA Apprentice of the Year, he had no idea it would lead to another success – the opport

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During the week of 15th November, MITO together with the AA visited five schools within the greater Auckland region to promote safe driving to young N

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Two MITO apprentices have won the best possible recognition for all their hard work – the Collision Repair Association’s ‘Apprentice of the Year’ awards! 

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Two MITO apprentices have won the best possible recognition for all their hard work – the Collision Repair Association’s ‘Apprentice of the Year’ awards! 

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A very generous donation by 3M has brought big smiles for two MITO apprentices.

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Two new residents to New Zealand have learned that having practical e

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Congratulations!

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A MITO training programme that targets secondary school students is proving a big hit with employers.

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Gregg Histen completed his MITO automotive apprenticeship while working in the unique alpine environment of Mount Ruapehu.

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At just 26 years of age, Daniel Boyd already has a number of motor industry qualifications to his name – and now he’s won a scholarship that will take his learning to a whole new level!

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MITO Chief Executive Janet Lane has been appointed Executive Director of the Outdoor Fabric Products Association of New Zealand  (OFPANZ).

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Improved attitudes to driving and improved driving skills in apprentices.  These were the results of the pilot MITO Safe Driving Campaign in November 2007 according to employers.

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When Napier played host to the CRA Apprentices of the Year awards recently, this year’s ceremony took a distinctly memorable turn.

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Marcel Woods is the complete package - a ‘people person’ with a technical edge, according to his MITO Industry Training Advisor Colin Kingi.

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Lucie Wenmakers, Group Manager - Corporate Affairs, presented the results of a recent MITO research project, Return on Investment from a MITO Apprenticeshipat an international forum in Can

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Marlborough wine production earned the region nearly $1.3 billion last year, largely through export sales.

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First female apprentice at Rowsells Collision Repair Centre in Whangarei; gold medallist at the WorldSkills NZ National Finals last year; and now Golden Gun Award winner – the top-performing Appr

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Jesse Clinton from Elite Collision Care in Christchurch is one of the Tool Blacks chosen to represent New Zealand at WorldSkills Calgary 2009.

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Good luck to our three automotive industry Tool Blacks who are competing in WorldSkills Calgary 2009 in September.

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People undertaking training in New Zealand’s automotive industry have benefited from a major donation from Holden New Zealand.

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The old adage, ‘When the going gets tough, the tough get going' is particularly appropriate for today's automotive industry.

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MITO took the opportunity to launch their latest training programme, developed for qualified collision repair technicians, at the Collision Repair Association (CRA) annual conference.

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Richard Field, the owner of Hastings-based Lodge Auto Centre, has been making a living from fixing vehicles for almost 40 years.

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Improving workforce literacy is not only about ensuring an employee can read and write.

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Drew Tuisamoa knew he wanted to work in the motor industry - but it was only when he became a MITO apprentice that he discovered it was the best way for him to achieve his dream.

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