Asco Motors held its first Open Day at the Nabua dealership, offering tertiary students and young individuals an insightful view into career opportunities within the automotive industry. This event was designed to offer a practical understanding of the training opportunities available through collaborative efforts with institutions such as Fiji National University (FNU), PolyTech, and the Nadave Training Centre.
Avnit Sundar, General Manager of People and Culture at Asco Motors, explained that the Open Day was meticulously planned to provide aspiring automotive professionals with an in-depth understanding of the industry pathways available. Asco Motors has established formal agreements with these educational institutions, ensuring that students can benefit from practical training directly at their facilities.
Safety and quality were underscored in various demonstrations, showcasing state-of-the-art equipment used for training in areas such as air conditioning, wheel alignment, and electrical systems. Moreover, the body and paint workshop highlighted the advanced tools and methods employed to ensure top-notch customer service.
Waisale Serevi, a celebrated sevens rugby legend and brand ambassador for Asco Motors, stated that the initiative offers profound guidance for the youth, answering many questions for those interested in automotive trades and providing an invaluable opportunity for hands-on learning.
This Open Day goes beyond merely presenting vocational prospects; it represents a strategic move by Asco Motors to strengthen community ties and foster skill development in Fiji’s automotive sector. It highlighted Asco Motors’ continued efforts to invest in human capital, encourage innovation, and support long-term career development, promoting both economic growth and local talent within the region. The event acts as a testament to how public-private collaborations can broaden career pathways and nurture future industry leaders.
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