Kayla Fillery once considered going to university, but another option caught her attention. "I decided to get into the trades so that I could learn and earn at the same time."
Megan Oliver has always loved driving. In fact, she loves it so much, the 23-year-old has turned her passion into a successful and rewarding career as a truck driver for Allied Concrete.
A MITO Business Skills scholarship has given Annette Gibson the opportunity to progress her career with a qualification and gain a solid grounding in business skills.
"Being a driller is an amazing job,” says 29-year-old Pip Buunk, “and I’m really motivated to encourage more females to enter the industry."
One lightbulb moment was all it took to make Elaine Pereira want to learn more about the automotive industry. The more she learned, the more she fell in love with it.
Shontae Ellmers' first taste of the automotive industry was through MITO’s StartUp® programme, where she learned practical skills and gained valuable working experience.
Dawn Flower loves being creative. Paired with a love of learning, Dawn is now in a role that combines both of these passions, as an apprentice canvas fabrication technician.
Sophia Humphris has been named the 2018 IAG Top Apprentice of the Year in Collision Repair and is making her mark on an industry that is in need of more female advocates.
Andrea Thompson thinks it's awesome seeing more and more women entering the industry automotive refinishing industry.
