The trade I'm pursuing is Automotive technician. I made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school. I also want to work for NASCAR. So, I go talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he was going to attend the same school, however he had to join the Army, because they were expecting a baby. So, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. My plan with this education is to pursue a place on a NASCAR on pit team. however, knowing that is a hard position to get I am also pursuing the Ford FACT program which allows me to complete schooling as a 80% certified master technician. I really want to pursue this because I hope by gaining this education I can become a top technician, and provide the best for customers vehicles, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story with the service they were given. It truly inspires me to continue to do the best for other people. I will treat every vehicle as my own. one thing my dad always has told me is that when they repair trucks in the Army, he tells his Soldiers “If you wouldn't put your own children or family in that vehicle than its not done'. I live by those words myself. I truly believe a lot of my early years were adverse do to the profession my dad has, being a career Soldier has left my mom to run the house most of my life. My dad would always be gone either in the field or deployed to Iraq. I remember in his most recent deployment to Iraq in 2020, he was at the base the Iran attack with ballistic missiles. I remember talking to him the night before it happened and him telling us everything was fine. Then at 10AM the next day the reports started coming in over the news that a base in Iraq was just struck by 10 Theater Ballistic Missiles and when they said the name of the base my heart sank. It was my dad’s base. All I could do was prey, I remember my mom crying and freaking out wondering if dad was Okay, I remember feeling so helpless. But I did everything to calm them down and when he called, we were all so relieved he was ok, but I had to try and be the voice of reason he knew more than I did, and he told us the night before everything

1. The trade I'm pursuing is Automotive technician. I made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school. I also want to work for NASCAR. So, I go talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he was going to attend the same school, however he had to join the Army, because they were expecting a baby. So, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. 2. My plan with this education is to pursue a place on a NASCAR on pit team. however knowing that is a hard position to get I am also pursuing the Ford FACT program which allow me to complete schooling as a 80% certified master technician. I really want to pursue this because I hope by gaining this education I can become a top technician, and provide the best for customers vehicles, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story with the service they were given. It truly inspires me to continue to do the best for other people. I will treat every vehicle as my own. one thing my dad always has told me is that when they repair trucks in the Army, he tells his Soldiers “If you wouldn't put your own children or family in that vehicle than its not done'. I live by those words myself. 3. I truly believe a lot of my early years were adverse do to the profession my Dad has, being a career Soldier has left my mom to run the house most of my life. My dad would always be gone either in the field or deployed to Iraq. I remember in his most recent deployment to Iraq in 2020, he was at the base the Iran attack with ballistic missiles. I remember talking to him the night before it happened and him telling us everything was fine. Then at 10AM the next day the reports started coming in over the news that a base in Iraq was just struck by 10 Theater Ballistic Missiles and when they said the name of the base my heart sank. It was my Dads base. All I could do was prey, I remember my Mom crying and freaking out wondering if dad was Okay, I remember feeling so helpless. But I did everything to calm them down and when he called we were all so relieved he was ok, but I had to try and be the voice of reason he knew more than I did and he told us the night before everything would be fine.

My Name is Christopher Talbot, and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story with the service they were given. It truly inspires me to continue to do the best for other people. I will treat every vehicle as my own. one thing my dad always has told me is that when they repair trucks in the Army, he tells his Soldiers “If you wouldn't put your own children or family in that vehicle than its not done'. I live by those words myself.

My Name is Christopher Talbot, and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story with the service they were given. It truly inspires me to continue to do the best for other people. I will treat every vehicle as my own. one thing my dad always has told me is that when they repair trucks in the Army, he tells his Soldiers “If you wouldn't put your own children or family in that vehicle than its not done'. I live by those words myself.

My Name is Christopher Talbot, and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story with the service they were given. It truly inspires me to continue to do the best for other people. I will treat every vehicle as my own. one thing my dad always has told me is that when they repair trucks in the Army, he tells his Soldiers “If you wouldn't put your own children or family in that vehicle than its not done'. I live by those words myself.

My Name is Christopher Talbot, and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story with the service they were given. It truly inspires me to continue to do the best for other people. I will treat every vehicle as my own. one thing my dad always has told me is that when they repair trucks in the Army, he tells his Soldiers “If you wouldn't put your own children or family in that vehicle than its not done'. I live by those words myself.

My Name is Christoper Talbot and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story. I love seeing people happy

My Name is Christoper Talbot and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story. I love seeing people happy

My Name is Christoper Talbot and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story. I love seeing people happy

My Name is Christoper Talbot and I currently am enrolled in NASCAR Tech and the Ford FACT program at UTI Mooresville. My Dad served in the Army for 19 years and plans to be in till 25 years. He has a huge passion for cars, and that's where mine began I would spend every moment I had helping him work on our own cars. Because this was one of the best ways for us to spend time together, due to how much he deployed and left for training and schools. But much to my surprise, I found to have a huge passion for this industry as well. When I really made the decision, this is the route I wanted to take I began looking into schools. I found UTI NASCAR tech, and decided that's where I wanted to attend school at. I also want to work for NASCAR. Fast forward, I go to talk to my parents about this, and my dad told me he too was signed up to attend the same school, however he had to back out and join the Army, because he and my mother were expecting a baby. So fast forward, I'm not only living out my dream but his as well. And all I want to do is make him proud. Not only do I feel like I'm doing this for him, but I have a huge passion for the automotive industry and really enjoy the inner workings of the combustion engine, and the intricate processes it takes to trouble shoot these modern cars. So not only am I pursuing the world of NASCAR, but I’m also going to be taking the Ford FACT program to develop my abilities and graduate as a 80% certified Ford master technician. I hope by gaining this education I can become a top notch technician, and provide the best service for customers vehicles as I can, I want to be the technician in the shop that gets the car no one can figure out and be able to fix it in a timely manner and back on the road serving its owner as it should. I would love to be the technician that the engineers speak to when they cannot figure out what a vehicle is doing, but I was able to figure it out. I want to bring back trust in the technician and know that when a vehicle leaves my care that it has truly been repaired to the highest standard that it could be. I would love to build back trust in the automotive industry. I hear so many stories that are negative, I want to be that positive story. I love seeing people happy