Apprentices awarded Kim T Wyman Scholarship for Skills Excellence – Melbourne, VIC

WPC Group wishes to congratulate automotive light vehicle apprentice Nathan Mittermaier and automotive panel apprentice David Ung, for being awarded the prestigious Kim T Wyman Scholarship for Skills Excellence!

Nathan and David work at Mercedes-Benz Melbourne, a member of the LSH Auto Australia’s network of outlets.

The Kim T Wyman Scholarship for Skills Excellence is awarded to an apprentice who shows academic excellence throughout their studies, and adjudged as adaptable, resilient and demonstrating leadership in the workplace. The Scholarship is awarded annually to aid apprentice’s to reach their full potential.

The Scholarships will provide both Nathan and David with a $3,000 allowance to purchase all important trade tools and equipment. Additionally, they will receive access to specialised public speaking training and mentoring in preparation for their new role as LSH Auto Australia and WPC Group Apprentice Ambassadors. In this role they will talk regularly to job seekers and school students about their experiences as an apprentice, and the value, potential and breadth of career opportunities accessible through the automotive sector.

Applicants were assessed on the following selection criteria:

1. Academic excellence

Assessment of the results achieved by each apprentice during their studies. 

2. Leadership in the workplace

Assessment of each apprentices demonstrated attitude, enthusiasm and leadership in the workplace.

3. Adaptability and Resilience 

Assessment of the apprentice’s growth potential, potential to adapt to change, thrive in a different environment, and a demonstrated willingness to grasp new experiences and opportunities.

WPC Group would like to thank scholarship partner LSH Auto Australia for their ongoing support for the ambassador program, and for providing ongoing development opportunities to our apprentices to grow their knowledge and expand their experience base within the automotive industry.

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