The Weekend Post

GEARED TO HELP OTHERS SUCCEED

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SEVAG Parseghian started his career with Mercedes-Benz as an apprentice studying a Certificat­e III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology.

Now 29, he is a technical service manager for Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory in charge of 19 dealership­s – and he works with apprentice­s of his own.

“The more you get the understand­ing and show your confidence, the door is wide open,” he says. “That’s what I loved about an apprentice­ship.

“It’s great to see the apprentice­s come through and the passion behind it. You can tell they are excited and eager.

“Seeing the difference and helping them build their skill level and turn into a fantastic technician is great for the workplace as well.

“They are learning the culture of the dealership and that’s beneficial.

“You can get others from other places that are already qualified (but they don’t have the culture).

“In the long run, it creates a great environmen­t to work in.”

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