At just 20-years-old, Josh West has completed a national certificate through MITO, and was this year’s recipient of the OFPANZ Apprentice of the Year (Tier 1) award.
While completing a psychology degree, Rose Wylie bought herself a second-hand motorcycle and discovered her passion for all things automotive.
Katie Webber has had an impressive career journey at Baytex Ltd - working her way up from Junior Machinist to Production Manager.
When Tom Marriott was in Year 10, he approached Peter May Limited, Ashburton, for an after-school job. Five years later and Tom is MITO qualified and a national award winner.
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.
