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Secure Your Future with SkillsUSA

The National Federation of Independent Business recently cited the NUMBER ONE problem of its members: “The shortage of skilled, trained workers.” Skills are in Demand!

The skills employers are desperate for are not only technical skills, but also EMPLOYABILITY skills (teamwork, communications, leadership, etc.). There is a SKILLED LABOR SHORTAGE in America today. Workers with the right skills are highly sought, and, most often, highly paid. SkillsUSA helps students obtain and develop the skills they’ll need to succeed.

What is SkillsUSA? Mission: To help our student members become world-class workers and responsible American citizens

Core Values: Integrity, Responsibility, Citizenship, Service, Respect What is SkillsUSA?

A professional organization for students in technical, skilled and service occupations, including health occupations An association with more than 300,000 members in all 50 states and three U.S. territories Offers leadership, citizenship, and character development programs and activities

SkillsUSA teaches what companies want workers to learn Percentage of companies planning to teach the following key skills to employees in the next three years: Source: Anthony P. Carneveale, Leila J. Gainer, and Ann Meltzer. Workplace Basics: The Skills Employers Want (American Society for Training and Development and U.S. Dept. of Labor), 1989, p. 8.

SkillsUSA offers students: Cutting-edge professional development training Employability skills (teamwork, leadership, goal setting, etc.) Chances for competition in your skill area Scholarships, industry contacts, and jobs opportunities Fun, travel, and excitement Social outlets with your peers and community The opportunity to be the best that you can be!

The SkillsUSA Advantage: SkillsUSA involvement enriches technical education programs SkillsUSA activities will develop the skills and attitudes that will set you apart: Positive outlook Self-esteem Desire to excel in work and life Ability to work with others Conflict resolution Much, much more

The SkillsUSA Advantage: Gives you a head start for college and the workforce SkillsUSA works directly with business and industry so students like you get the skills employers want. Leadership training is key part of SkillsUSA experience. You will put leadership programs into practice through community service. You will design and run the program.

Over 1,000 corporations, trade associations and unions are associated with SkillsUSA at the national level Partnerships can mean funding for your programs Partnerships keep your program relevant Companies look for SkillsUSA involvement on the resumes they receive – they know that SkillsUSA graduates are the type of workers they need. SkillsUSA Partnerships:

SkillsUSA Current Partners Queen Bee Web Lab Deborah Brooks, CPABill Cullifer, PresidentCarole Thomas, Owner Clinical Informatics, Inc Larry Ozeran, MD Cash Gill Mayor, Yuba City

More SkillsUSA Current Partners Bryan Coker, Owner/Artist Keith Wager, Owner/Artist Hans Krueger, Photography

In the classroom you work on a Professional Development Program, a Work Readiness Certificate In the club, students like you run their own Program of Work You can participate in local, state or national activities Qualified students are invited to the state or national conference as delegates or competitors Students participate and gain skills, confidence and are better prepared for employment after completing school How Does it Work?

Local, regional and state competitions lead to the national SkillsUSA Championships!

Since 1965, we’ve helped nearly 10 million students to develop the skills necessary to succeed, at work and in life. We hope you’ll will join us!