The National Leadership and Skills Conference including the SkillsUSA Championships, a showcase of career and technical education students, will be held in Atlanta, Ga., during the last week of June. Contestants begin locally and continue through the state and national levels. More than 6,500 outstanding career and technical education students-all state contest winners-will compete hands-on in more than 107 different trade, technical and leadership fields. Contests are run by industry, trade associations s and labor organizations, and test competencies set by industry. We need people to assist with managing the competitions or with judging them on Wednesday and Thursday during the week of the conference. For detailed information about the SkillsUSA Championships, please visit this link. For a brief description of each contest, click here. If you would like to volunteer your service, please reply by email to: dgibson@skillsusa.org.
The National Courtesy Corps is the elite group of high-school and post-high-school students as well as advisors and chaperones who are selected to represent their state delegation. These individuals are afforded the opportunity to work with and build a network of industry and educational resources while gaining skills and leadership qualities, developing friendships and having fun. Learn more.
The purpose of the National Education Team is to assist the national technical committees in conducting and managing the SkillsUSA Championships and communicate industry expectations for the quality of instruction and professional development in occupational areas represented in the SkillsUSA Championships to advisors. Learn more.
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