With over 20 years’ experience driving logging trucks, Dean Taiaroa has now been recognised with a national qualification.
For mother of three Tusi Tupe, receiving MITO’s Business Skills Scholarship is like a dream come true. “This opportunity shows all my hard work has paid off,” Tusi says.
Working as Cargo Operations Supervisor for Port Nelson, Tim Loach loves his job. It’s evident through the passion with which he discusses the Ports and Stevedoring industry.
Working behind a desk in the UK wasn’t sitting right with Sue Kirsopp and she fancied a change. Luckily, a chance encounter driving home one day changed her career outlook.
At only 36 years old, MITO scholarship recipient, Ritchie Tidd, has already worked in the industry for over two decades, beginning his career when he was just 15 years old.
The next step in Bevan Crawford’s career is just around the corner after being awarded a MITO Business Skills scholarship in 2019.
As a Trainee Driller, Aiden Stace is thriving in a job he loves after a chance discussion with his mechanic led Aiden to uncover a career in the drilling industry.
Fresh out of school, Josh Mabey seriously considered a career as an Aircraft Technician in the armed forces. But a passion for driving, saw him land a job as a truck driver.
In the four years since joining the automotive industry, 22 year old MITO learner, Immanuel Rowe, has gained a national qualification, and is on his way to earning a second.
