Empowering Officers. Elevating Chapters.

Give your chapter officers the confidence, direction, and tools to lead with purpose. Elevate brings officer teams together to strengthen leadership, build momentum, and prepare their chapter for a successful year.

ELEVATE


Elevate: SkillsUSA Chapter Officer Development Conference 

What: Virtual Local Chapter Officer Team Training
When: Sept. 9, 2026, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET
Cost: $50 per chapter, regardless of the number of attendees
Key Registration Info: Registration opens April 13 and closes on Sept. 4.


Elevate is an interactive virtual experience for local chapter officer teams that focuses on building successful chapters by equipping officers with the skills to lead and serve their chapter members.

The Elevate experience is open to all SkillsUSA chapter officers. Each chapter officer team will join Elevate as a group, using their classroom’s projector and screen to interact with the virtual experience. In addition to live, facilitated sessions, Elevate will break out into intentional worktime led by the local chapter advisor (equipped with a learning guide that we provide), with the goal of ensuring every chapter leaves Elevate with an actionable Program of Work.

Already completed your chapter’s Program of Work before Elevate? Join us and use Elevate as a chance to refine and strengthen it to ensure your chapter is equipped for success and constantly greater goals and challenges.

Learning Outcomes

As a result of Elevate, the SkillsUSA mission is achieved by ensuring that chapter officers are able to:

  • Use Self-Motivation, Communication, Teamwork and Planning, Organizing and Management to serve and lead their chapter members.

  • Lead chapter members in their development of Framework skills through intentional incorporation of the skills in chapter Program of Work activities.

  • Implement a four-step process of planning high-quality and successful chapter activities that align with a Program of Work category and include goals, Essential Element instruction, a plan to achieve, and an evaluation.