Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School at Universal Technical Institute to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School at Universal Technical Institute to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School at Universal Technical Institute to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School at Universal Technical Institute to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School at Universal Technical Institute to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.

Hi, my name is Tyler Ruiz. I am currently a senior at Prairie Central High School in Fairbury Illinois and would like to pursue an Automotive Trade School after graduation. I have been looking into going to Universal Technical Institute in Lisle, IL. I am in my second year of an Automotive and Diesel Technology course through Livingston Area Career Center. Last year I went to Skills USA which was sponsored by Caterpillar and placed 15th in the state of Illinois in Heavy Diesel Equipment Technology. This year I was offered an internship through Livingston Area Career Center and have been interning at a local dealership, Heller Motors twice a week. Upon completion of Trade School to further my education and knowledge I plan to work at a dealership for a few years to build my knowledge and further hone my skills in the Automotive Industry. Automotive Technology is constantly changing and advancing, and I feel this would help me long term to achieve my own personal goals. Ultimately, I would like to open my own repair shop and also provide roadside assistance to help serve local residents and/or travelers as I come from a rural area where everything is a half hour or more drive to get to. I love the Automotive industry because I enjoy the challenges of narrowing in on what exactly is wrong and how to go about fixing it. I love doing this because to me the Automotive side is an easier to learn and grasp side of the mechanic world. It also gives me a sense of pride to know that I got my hands dirty while helping to better extend the life and use of a vehicle used on the road. Many people rely on their vehicles to get to work to provide for their families and also to get to and from places. I also believe there is more of a need to assist my local community because there are only more and more vehicles going on the road every day and there is less and less mechanics able to repair and fix these vehicles. Another factor is the inconvenience of having to travel to get to anything. While living in these rural communities is nice, when a vehicle breaks down or requires immediate repairs, then you are looking at additional costs to have it towed to the nearest town that has these services available. My hope is to be able to provide a localized service that would better assist the people in my immediate area.