Elite Technician Competition 2018
26/3/2018
Porsche Centre Glsgow is pleased to announce our 1st year Apprentice Technician - Stuart Gemmel, made it to the finals of the Elite Technician Competition 2018.
With approximately 300 entrants, Stuart was one of 30 technicians who made it to the finals of the competition. All technicians who wanted to apply had to sit an entry test and following this, a theory test to secure their place in the final.
Once at the finals, Stuart and his fellow finalists were given just over an hour minutes to carry out a Vehicle Health Check and detect 21 faults that had been put on their car, as well as making a CitNow video with their findings.
We are extremely proud of Stuart for getting to the finals of this year’s competition, where as a 1st year Apprentice Technician he was up against Bronze and Silver Technicians.
Please contact a member of our team on 0141 2588 012 or email info@porscheglasgow.co.uk for any of your Porsche service requirements.
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