Megan Moodley wins Best Apprentice award
The development of technology, driven by the process of improvement, is relentless and utterly demanding and competitive which means that the learning curve is never ending.
Megan Moodley won the Volkswagen Group South Africa (VWSA) Best Apprentice title within the Volkswagen Group worldwide. There were 50 participants from 42 Volkswagen sites competing for the title.
Human resources manager, Gunnar Kilian, and group works council chairperson, Daniella Cavallo, said, “At a time of increasing skill shortages worldwide, it is a strong and important signal that the Volkswagen Group keeps reaffirming its commitment to the highest standards in vocational training”.
Moodley, 36, has been with VWSA for 17 years, having started his journey with the company in the paint shop. He is currently completing a mechatronics learnership at VWSA’s B Plant, training to ultimately work as an artisan in production.
“It is an honour to be selected for this award,” said Kariega-born Moodley.
“It serves as a stepping stone in the right direction, and I am hopeful that it will open doors to many opportunities in future. This recognition is not just for me, but for our whole team.”
“VWSA prides itself on empowering the talent we have in our workforce, and the Best Apprentice awards programme shows every year that our talent is world-class,” said Martina Biene, VWSA chairperson and managing director.
“I would like to congratulate Megan on this well-deserved achievement, which was made possible through his hard work and dedication to VWSA.”
Source: MotorPress
