https://www.mito.org.nz/news/kiwi-technicians-triumph-at-the-i-1-grand-prix-in-japan/
For two MITO - Te Pūkenga learners, opportunity presented itself in Yokohama, Japan recently for the Isuzu World Technical Competition, or the I-1Grand Prix (I1GP). This annual competition tests the skills of technicians from around the world in numerous challenges ranging from practical, to computer-simulated, to written. Read more
https://www.mito.org.nz/news/an-update-for-learners-and-employers/
You may have seen recent news of the Government’s intention to disestablish Te Pūkenga | New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology. Read more
https://www.mito.org.nz/get-qualified/success-stories/encouraging-diversity-in-the-trades/
From the age of 8, Kerrie knew the automotive industry was the career for her. 41 years after starting her apprenticeship at Fitzroy Automotive, she’s now Managing Director and a Women in Automotive Ambassador. Read more
In February 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle hit our shores. Regions across the North Island were devastated, with Hawke’s Bay especially affected. In order for MITO to provide training for apprentices and trainees, we purchase off-job training from providers. Read more
https://www.mito.org.nz/get-qualified/success-stories/the-drive-to-get-it-done/
Carter McLeod didn’t always know that he wanted to work in the automotive industry. However, after enrolling in MITO - Te Pūkenga’s StartUp® programme, he knew he was embarking on the right path. “Towards the middle of NCEA Level 1, I realised that I wasn’t really enjoying school. Read more
Bailey's passion for art has been a longstanding one, leading her to initially envisioning a career as an art teacher. However, her perspective shifted when she engaged in a project car and was inspired by her brother to explore opportunities in the automotive industry. Read more
https://www.mito.org.nz/get-qualified/success-stories/road-to-leadership/
For self-proclaimed people person Tylar, a job focused on customer service was the perfect fit. She’s been working as a Service Advisor at David Jones Motors in Whanganui for the past two years and wouldn’t have it any other way. “I love the customer interaction. Read more
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waka tohu tuatahi
Ka ako mā te reo Māori | Learn in te reo Māori
Level
Duration
Training Fee
3
5 Months
$200
get qualified with mito
This Te Reo Māori taught micro-credential is designed for secondary school students who are interested in working in the automotive industry.
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https://www.mito.org.nz/get-qualified/success-stories/rising-through-the-ranks/
Krishneel (Kris) first started at Porter Mechanical in Canterbury as a car groomer. It wasn’t long before South Island Production Manager, Duane, observed Kris’s dedication to his work and thought he would be a great candidate for an apprenticeship. Read more
