About Jayden
Full Name
Jayden Loo
Job Title
Apprentice Automotive Technician
Department / Team
Workshop
Location
Perth, Western Australia
Jayden Loo is an apprentice automotive technician with over four years of experience in the automotive industry, currently completing his Certificate III in Automotive Technology. He began his training through the Toyota network, where he developed a strong foundation in servicing and repair within a structured dealership environment.
Following his time with Toyota, Jayden transitioned into an independent workshop setting, continuing his apprenticeship through the Motor Trade Association (MTA). This shift has allowed him to broaden his experience across a wider range of vehicle types and repair scenarios while continuing his formal training.
Jayden also has experience working in the mining sector as a driller’s offsider, where he developed a strong work ethic and the ability to operate in physically demanding environments. This experience carries through to his approach in the workshop, where he is focused on learning, consistency, and practical problem solving.
He has a particular interest in performance engines, including LS and Barra platforms, and is keen to expand his knowledge into more complex systems over time. Jayden is working toward completing his qualification and building a long-term career in the automotive industry.
Industry Sectors
- Automotive servicing and repair
- Dealership training environments
- Mining support roles
Geographic Markets
- Western Australia
Key Projects
- Toyota dealership apprenticeship – structured training and servicing experience within manufacturer standards
- Cross-institution training – transitioned from TAFE (Toyota program) to MTA training framework
- Mining experience – worked as a driller’s offsider in demanding, high-discipline environments
Industry Bodies
- Training through MTA (Motor Trade Association)
Areas of Specialisation
- General automotive servicing (developing)
- Performance engine interest (LS and Barra platforms)
- Mechanical systems across multiple vehicle types
Award Name
Toyota Certified Service Technician
Awarding Body
Toyota
What it Recognises
Completion of Toyota’s internal service technician training, demonstrating competency in manufacturer-standard servicing and procedures.
Formal Degree(s)
- Certificate III in Automotive Technology (in progress)
Certifications
- Toyota Service Technician Certification
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