In the week that Fix Auto UK commemorated its official 20th Anniversary, the Group celebrated another historical moment as apprentice Teagan Whiteman became the network’s first individual to be awarded with an Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) bursary (scholarship) to continue her education.
Sarah Whiteside Jones (left), The IMI’s Director of Membership and External Affairs, presents Fix Auto Newport apprentice painter Teagan Whiteman with her IMI bursary, and in doing so, ensures the teenager became the first in the organisation’s 20-year history to be recognised with such an award.
The 19-year-old spray painter, who works at Fix Auto Newport,
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