Cooper and Bailey, twin brothers who have been passionate about cars since childhood, are now first-year light vehicle apprentices at the MTA. They started tinkering with cars at home and were eager to turn their passion into a career. "Dad got us into cars immediately, so we’ve known them our whole lives," Cooper said.

According to Bailey, choosing the MTA for an apprenticeship was the best decision because of the training support provided. Bailey believes that the MTA's program is all-encompassing and provides apprentices with the opportunity to learn about different aspects of light vehicles, which is beneficial in gaining valuable experience.

Cooper and Bailey share a common ambition to become certified mechanics and acquire extensive knowledge in different areas of light vehicles. They are particularly interested in the latest technological advancements in the automotive industry, such as electric and hydrogen-powered cars, and are keen to explore these further.

At the MTA, Cooper and Bailey are thrilled to work on a diverse range of vehicles and learn from experienced professionals. "The training at the MTA is excellent because you get to work on various tasks and vehicles, which keeps things interesting," Cooper said.

The MTA's apprenticeship program provides an outstanding opportunity for those interested in pursuing a career in the automotive industry. With comprehensive training and guidance from experienced professionals, Cooper and Bailey are well on their way to achieving their goal of becoming qualified mechanics. They are eager to stay updated with the latest technological advancements in the industry, which are rapidly changing the automotive landscape.