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2009 SkillsUSA Championships
Official Demonstration Contests

The following events have been approved as Official Demonstration Contests for the 2009 SkillsUSA Championships, with all states invited.

To request a copy of the rules for the official demonstration contests by mail, call Ada Kranenberg at (703) 777-8810, extension 611. You can also send your request via e-mail.


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Employment Application Process
Tests the contestant's readiness in applying for employment and their understanding of the process. The contest is available to students who are classified under the provisions of Public Law 105-17, Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, 1997. The competition includes completing an application and interviewing with the judges. Their resume and portfolio are used during their interviews. Download contest guidelines

Geospatial Technology
College/postsecondary students studying GIS, RS, and GPS technologies from across the country are invited to compete. Contestants will prepare a project in advance and bring it with them to the national competition. Complete instructions and software will be provided. At the national competition, contestants will defend their GIS project, as well as take a written technical knowledge test and a hands-on test of Geospatial Technology skills. To register, visit http://www.digitalquest.com/SkillsUSA09/

Download contest guidelines.

Medical Teminology
To evaluate the knowledge of medical terminology and abbreviations of an individual preparing for employment in the health occupations fields. Download contest guidelines.

Mobile Electronics Installation
Tests contestants' abilities to perform standard installation practices used by certified, professional mobile electronics installers. These skills have been established through the certification objectives and items created for the Basic MECP certification by the Consumer Electronics Association. The event includes a written examination covering the Basic MECP certification, a professional interview and five hands-on applications that include taking electrical measurements and installing consumer electronics. Download contest guidelines

Pin Design
Students present their state-winning pin along with their artwork and participate in an oral presentation regarding all aspects of their creation of the design. He/she will explain how the pin represents the state, its unique qualities and why another SkillsUSA student or adult member would want to wear it. Download contest guidelines

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