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Brief SkillsUSA
History Since 1965, SkillsUSA has had a positive influence on the lives of millions of students nationwide. SkillsUSA was established as a national organization serving high school and college students and professional members who participate in training programs for technical, skilled and service occupations. The SkillsUSA Creed I believe in the dignity of work I believe in the American way of life I believe in education I believe in fair play I believe satisfaction is achieved by good work I believe in high moral and spiritual standards |
SkillsUSA
2009-2010 Theme SkillsUSA: Champions at Work Connecting the Opportunities The SkillsUSA Motto "Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work" SkillsUSA Colors Red and White represent the individual states and chapters that make up the organization Blue represents the common union of the states and chapters Gold represents the individual, which is the most important element of the organization |
SkillsUSA
Official Attire Women: Red SkillsUSA blazer, sweater or windbreaker. White collarless or small-collared blouse or white turtleneck, collar not to extend over the blazer lapel or the sweater or windbreaker. Black dress skirt (knee length) or black dress slacks. Black sheer (not opaque) or skin-tone seamless hose. Black dress shoes. Men: Red SkillsUSA blazer, sweater or windbreaker. White dress shirt. Plain, solid, black tie. Black dress slacks. Plain black socks and black dress shoes. * See your advisor for official competition specifics |
