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Mitsubishi Motors recognises dealership skills

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Mitsubishi Motors Australia has announced the winners of the 2019 National Skills Competition.

Mitsubishi’s national skills program recognises excellence across the Mitsubishi dealership network and assesses three categories – service advisors, sales consultants and technicians.

The top five performers in each category travel to Mitsubishi’s Australian head office to compete in the national finals.

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Competitors are required to showcase product knowledge, customer service skills and technical expertise to solve real customer queries.

Mitsubishi Motors Australia deputy director of aftersales Shaun Westcott announced the three 2019 champions at the ceremony:

Sales national skills champion: Joel McCall, Ross Gray Mitsubishi, QLD

Service advisor of the year: James Tate, Southside Mitsubishi, WA

Technician of the year: Dylan Deaves, Lander Mitsubishi, NSW

Tate took out the top prize in the service advisor category for the second year in a row.

“Our dealer staff are critical to ensuring Mitsubishi customers receive the best experience in our dealerships,” Mitsubishi Motors Australia deputy director of aftersales Shaun Westcott says.

“The national skills competition is just one of the ways that Mitsubishi recognises the best of the best in our dealership network.”

All 15 finalists will join a Mitsubishi Motors study tour this year in Japan.

Sophia Wang

Sophia Wang is a journalist for AutoTalk and is a newcomer to automotive journalism. She is a graduate of English and Media, Film & Television from the University of Auckland. She lives in Takapuna, North Shore with four flatmates and only one carpark. When she isn’t writing exciting automotive stories, she’s probably at the gym, telling everyone she’s going to the gym, watching reality TV, or catching up with friends.

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