Skills Competitions: Competing in local, state, and national contests in various trades, such as welding, culinary arts, automotive technology, and graphic design, to showcase their skills and knowledge.
Workshops and Training Sessions: Attending workshops to enhance technical skills, learn about industry trends, and receive training in areas like leadership, safety, and professionalism.
Community Service Projects: Engaging in service activities that benefit the community, such as organizing food drives, environmental cleanups, or providing technical support to local organizations.
Professional Development Events: Participating in conferences and seminars that focus on leadership, career readiness, and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
Fundraising Activities: Organizing events such as bake sales, car washes, or raffles to raise money for competition fees, equipment, and travel expenses.
Networking Opportunities: Connecting with local businesses and industry leaders through events and mentorship programs to gain insights into potential career paths.
Student-Led Initiatives: Taking on leadership roles within the chapter to plan events, promote SkillsUSA, and support fellow students in their career development.
Job Shadowing and Internships: Gaining real-world experience through job shadowing or internships with local employers in their field of interest.
