Focused On:

"I started when I was 16 and had a fender bender. Fixing that kind of led to this."

This is a fast-paced and exciting field that Francis Tuttle has, without a doubt, prepared me to handle.

"I love the hands-on [aspect] in all of the classes, and how our teachers are very focused on real-world aspects of learning and teaching us how we're actually going to use this in the real world in helping us get a job."

It will open your eyes to career opportunities and prepares you to start work immediately after high school.

"Hair taught me how to talk to people and find out what they wanted. So when it comes to basically putting a tattoo on their face, I had some experience in understanding what they really wanted."

My first complex conduit bend was perfect!

"Kids have a lot to say. You have to listen to them, give them that attention and redirect them back to where you want them to go."

"I know hair, skin and nails. There are times when I'm on set, and they'll say 'We need these nails painted,' or 'We need this done.' And you have to have that extra knowledge. It makes a difference. In the beginning, you may not like it, but all of those extra things come in handy."