Rise to the State Stage.
The State Leadership & Skills Conference brings together SkillsUSA Massachusetts members from across the Commonwealth for competition, leadership, recognition, and connection. Students put their technical and professional skills to the test in the SkillsUSA Championships, participate in leadership experiences, connect with industry professionals, and celebrate the accomplishments of chapters from across the state. SLSC is where months of preparation come together—and where Massachusetts champions earn the opportunity to advance to the national stage.
SLSC
State Leadership & Skills Conference
What: State Competition, Leadership & Career Development Conference
When: April 29, 30 & May 1, 2027
Cost: Students (Quad) — $550.00 per person, Students (Triple) — $575.00 per person, Teachers (Double) — $635.00 per person, Teachers (Single) — $715.00 per person
Key Registration Info: Registration opens March 15, 2027; registration closes April 2, 2027.
The State Leadership & Skills Conference is the culmination of the SkillsUSA Massachusetts program year, bringing chapters from across the Commonwealth together to compete, connect, and celebrate student achievement. Over the course of the conference, members take part in the Massachusetts SkillsUSA Championships, leadership contests, delegate activities, recognition programs, general sessions, and chapter experiences designed to showcase the skills they have built throughout the year.
For many students, SLSC represents the next step after months of preparation at the local and district levels. Qualifying competitors put their technical and leadership abilities to the test in contests hosted at conference hotels and partner competition sites across Massachusetts. Students also participate as state officer candidates, voting delegates, design contestants, leadership competitors, and members of special recognition programs, making the conference much more than a competition alone.
SLSC also brings together advisors, educators, business and industry partners, judges, volunteers, and SkillsUSA Massachusetts staff to support students throughout the experience. Advisors participate in training and professional development, industry professionals help evaluate and support competitions, and chapters come together to recognize the accomplishments of their members. The conference concludes by celebrating state champions and outstanding members, with eligible gold medalists earning the opportunity to represent Massachusetts at the National Leadership & Skills Conference.
01
Before Conference Registration
Identify participants and prepare required conference documentation.
Review the State Conference Checklist
Review the conference checklist before beginning registration so
students, advisors and families understand conference requirements,
responsibilities and important deadlines.
Identify Conference Participants
Identify District Qualifiers, Leadership contestants, Demonstration
Skill participants, Freshman Event participants, State Officer
Candidates, Voting Delegates and any other members attending SLSC.
Determine Your State Voting Delegates
Chapters receive two Voting Delegates for the first 25 members and
one additional delegate for each additional 25 members. Identify
eligible delegates before completing conference registration.
Share State Conference Details
Share current conference information, hotel details, schedules,
expectations and important deadlines with participating students,
families and school personnel.
Review the Technical Standards
Share the current competition Technical Standards with contestants
and instructors. Standards provide contest procedures, equipment
requirements and other information needed for successful participation.
Complete Participant Release Documentation
Provide every conference participant, including advisors, the required
SkillsUSA Massachusetts conference registration, release and emergency
documentation for completion and signatures.
Complete the Group Acknowledgement
After collecting the required signed forms from participating
students and advisors, complete the SkillsUSA Massachusetts Group
Acknowledgement and Chapter Advisor Certification.
02
Register for SLSC
Registration opens March 15 and closes April 2, 2027.
Register Technical Skill Contestants
Register Technical Skill contestants who earned a qualifying spot
through their District competition. Make sure all team members are
registered together in the correct contest.
Register Leadership Contestants
Identify and register interested contestants for available
Leadership Contest spots in the appropriate division.
Register State Officer Candidates
Approved State Officer Candidates must be registered for the
State Conference and prepared to participate in the election process.
Register Creative & Talent Participants
Register selected National Anthem performers and winning State
Conference design contestants as applicable.
Register Recognition Program Participants
Register participants associated with the Costello Family Community
Service Award and Non-Traditional Career Portfolio as applicable.
Register National Voting Delegate Candidates
Identify students applying to represent Massachusetts as
National Voting Delegates and make sure their application is complete.
Register Advisors, Aides & Administrators
Register all adult participants with the correct meal selection,
shirt size and hotel accommodations.
Prepare Adaptation for Achievement Forms
Complete an Adaptation for Achievement Form for participants who
have allergies, require assistance or need an appropriate
accommodation.
Gather Eligibility Letters
Gather required Eligibility Letters for contestants participating
in IEP-specific contests. Action Skills, Community Action Project
and Employment Application contestants should bring required
documentation to their competition.
Complete Hotel Room Selections
Select hotel rooms for all conference participants. Whenever possible,
use quads and triples for students and doubles or singles for advisors.
Registration Submits Automatically
State Conference registration is automatically submitted as selections
are completed. There is no separate submit button, so review all
information carefully before the registration deadline.
03
Review Registration & Submit Payment
Verify every participant, contest, room assignment and invoice.
Review Every Participant
Make sure every intended student, advisor, aide and administrator
has been included in the online registration.
Confirm Every Contest
Verify every contestant is registered in the correct competition,
leadership event or conference activity.
Verify Participant Information
Check names, spelling, meal choices and shirt sizes for accuracy.
Verify Hotel Rooms
Make sure every conference participant has an appropriate hotel
room assignment and roommate information is correct.
Confirm Adaptation Forms
Make sure all required Adaptation for Achievement Forms have been
completed and submitted for participants who need them.
Submit Required Changes
Use the current Changes Form for name corrections, meal changes
or shirt-size corrections and follow the posted deadline.
Additional participants may not be added through the Changes Form;
only permitted substitutions may be made.
Access the Conference Invoice
Access the conference invoice through the registration system and
provide it to your school or district business office for payment.
Submit Conference Payment
Ensure payment is made to SkillsUSA Massachusetts and mailed to
501 Paramount Drive, Raynham, MA 02767.
04
Prepare for State Conference
Final travel, arrival, supervision and conference preparation.
Arrange Transportation
Make all necessary transportation arrangements to and from the
conference. Students may not bring their own vehicles.
Transportation between conference hotels and competition sites
is provided by SkillsUSA Massachusetts.
Plan for Conference Arrival
Conference arrival is Thursday between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Check in at the Registration Desk to receive conference materials.
Dinner begins at 6:30 p.m.
Review the Attendance Roster at Check-In
Review your chapter's Attendance Roster and immediately report
any drops or spelling corrections. Turn in required documentation
or outstanding payment upon arrival.
Collect & Distribute Conference Materials
Collect registration materials at check-in and distribute nametags,
conference materials and other required items to your delegation.
Bring Liability Forms for Every Participant
Advisors should maintain completed liability documentation for
every participant throughout the conference in case it is needed.
Maintain Student Supervision
Advisors are responsible for supervision of their students during
the entire event and should have a plan for illness, emergencies
and disciplinary concerns.
Review the Code of Conduct
Review SkillsUSA Massachusetts conduct expectations with every
student and adult participant before arriving at the conference.
Wear Conference Identification
Identification badges must be worn at all times throughout the
conference. Participants without a badge may be directed back
to their advisor or hotel room to retrieve it.
Review Conference Dress Requirements
Opening Session and the Awards Ceremony require official SkillsUSA
dress or appropriate business-like attire. Competition dress
requirements vary by contest and should be verified in the
current Technical Standards.
Attend the Advisor Training Session
Advisors should attend the conference Advisor Training Session
for updates on SkillsUSA Massachusetts conferences, programs and
activities. Professional Development certificates are available
for attendance.
Report Participants Leaving the Conference
Inform SkillsUSA Massachusetts State Staff if any student or advisor
leaves before the scheduled departure so conference attendance
can be accurately tracked.
Conference Departure
State Conference concludes Saturday with a scheduled 2:30 p.m.
departure. Confirm transportation and account for all members of
your delegation before leaving.
05
Forms, Awards & Opportunities
Conference forms, applications, scholarships and recognition opportunities.
CONFERENCE FORMS
RELEASE
Participant Release & Emergency Medical Authorization
Participant release and emergency medical authorization
documentation for conference participation.
Chapters retain this form; it is not for state submission.
CERTIFICATION
Group Acknowledgement & Chapter Advisor Certification
Complete the required group acknowledgement and Chapter Advisor
certification after collecting participant documentation.
FORM
Adaptation for Achievement
Advisor documentation for requesting appropriate accommodations
or adaptations for conference participants.
LEADERSHIP, CREATIVE & PARTICIPATION
APPLICATION
State Officer Candidate Application
Application materials for eligible SkillsUSA Massachusetts members
interested in serving as a State Officer.
APPLICATION
National Voting Delegate Candidate Application
Application materials for members interested in representing
Massachusetts as a National Voting Delegate.
SUBMISSION
National Anthem Talent Submission Form
Submit a student for consideration to perform the National Anthem
during a SkillsUSA Massachusetts event.
APPLICATION
Non-Traditional Career Portfolio Submission Form
Submission materials for the SkillsUSA Massachusetts
Non-Traditional Career Portfolio recognition opportunity.
CONTEST
State T-Shirt for State Conference Contest
Review requirements and submission information for the official
SkillsUSA Massachusetts State Leadership & Skills Conference
T-Shirt design opportunity.
CONTEST
State T-Shirt for National Conference Contest
Review submission requirements for the Team Massachusetts
National Conference T-Shirt design opportunity.
CONTEST
State Trading Pin Contest
Review requirements and submission information for the official
SkillsUSA Massachusetts State Trading Pin design opportunity.
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
NOMINATION
Advisor of the Year Nomination Form
Nominate an outstanding SkillsUSA Massachusetts advisor for
recognition through the Advisor of the Year program.
SCHOLARSHIP
Brian S. Bentley Leaders Scholarship
Scholarship opportunity recognizing SkillsUSA Massachusetts
members who demonstrate leadership and commitment to their future.
SCHOLARSHIP
Costello Family Community Service Awards Scholarship
Application and service documentation for the Costello Family
Community Service Awards opportunity.
SCHOLARSHIP
Jannine Baker Legacy Award Scholarship
Scholarship opportunity recognizing member achievement,
leadership, education and continued involvement in SkillsUSA.
SERVICE AWARD
Commonwealth Volunteer Service Award
Recognition for SkillsUSA Massachusetts members who demonstrate
a meaningful commitment to volunteer service within their school,
chapter or community.
SCHOLARSHIP
Salute to Excellence Award Scholarship
Scholarship opportunity recognizing SkillsUSA members for
achievement, growth and continued commitment to their future.
SkillsUSA
Championships
Donna McMahon, Director
dmcmahon@maskillsusa.org
Dr. Kristine Smith, Associate Director
ksmith@maskillsusa.org
Event Cluster
Building &
Building &
Transportation
Cluster
Jaylene DosSantos
Cluster Coordinator
jdossantos@nashobatech.net
Building Trades A
Series Director
Noel Lamothe
lamothe@tantsqua.org
- Commercial Roofing (Limited Demonstration) Applies roofing layout, material installation, safety and jobsite practices in a commercial roofing setting.
- Industrial Motor Controls Tests wiring, troubleshooting and control-circuit skills used with industrial motors and electrical systems.
- Masonry Demonstrates brick and block layout, mortar work, measurement and construction craftsmanship.
- Sheet Metal Measures, lays out, fabricates and assembles sheet-metal components using industry tools and techniques.
- Electrical Construction Wiring Installs and troubleshoots electrical systems while following plans, codes and safe wiring practices.
Building Trades B
- Cabinetmaking Builds and finishes a cabinet project using accurate layout, machining, assembly and woodworking techniques.
- Carpentry Demonstrates framing, layout, measurement and construction skills through a hands-on carpentry project.
- Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning (HVAC) Tests HVAC installation, service, troubleshooting and system-knowledge skills.
- Painting & Design Technology Demonstrates surface preparation, finishing, color application and decorative painting techniques.
- Plumbing Installs and assembles piping systems using proper measurements, fittings, tools and plumbing practices.
Building Trades C
Series Director
Steve Sullivan
steve@abcma.org
- TeamWorks A team construction challenge combining carpentry, masonry, plumbing and electrical skills on one coordinated project.
Metal Trades A
Series Director
Manny Resendes
mresendes@larsonnet.com
- Automated Manufacturing Teams plan and produce a manufactured part using CAD/CAM, CNC equipment and production processes.
- CNC 2-Axis Turning Programmer Creates and verifies CNC programs for two-axis turning operations using machining specifications.
- CNC 3-Axis Milling Programmer Develops CNC programs for three-axis milling operations from drawings and machining requirements.
- CNC 5-Axis Programmer (Limited Demonstration) Programs complex multi-axis machining operations using advanced CNC planning and toolpath strategies.
- CNC Programmer Applies machining knowledge to create, interpret and troubleshoot CNC programs for manufacturing tasks.
Metal Trades B
Series Director
Cory Rugg
crugg@attleboroschools.com
- Mechatronics Teams integrate mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and automated-control systems to solve technical challenges.
- Welding Performs multiple welding processes while demonstrating setup, technique, safety and weld quality.
- Welding Sculpture Designs and fabricates an original metal sculpture using welding, cutting and finishing techniques.
Transportation Service Trades A
Series Director
Marc Raimondo
mraimondo@sersd.org
- Automotive Refinishing Technology Prepares and refinishes vehicle surfaces while demonstrating color matching, spray techniques and safety.
- Criminal Justice (Public Safety) Applies public-safety procedures, communication, decision-making and criminal-justice knowledge in practical scenarios.
- Collision Damage Appraisal Evaluates vehicle damage and prepares an accurate repair estimate using collision-industry procedures.
- Collision Repair Technology Repairs damaged vehicle structures and panels using body repair, measuring and refinishing preparation skills.
- Power Equipment Technology Diagnoses and repairs small engines and outdoor power equipment using mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills.
Transportation Service Trades B
Series Director
Jack Maher
jmaher@lincolntech.edu
- Automotive Service Technology Diagnoses and services automotive systems through hands-on mechanical, electrical and troubleshooting stations.
- Diesel Equipment Technology Troubleshoots and services diesel engines, electrical systems, brakes, hydraulics and related heavy-equipment components.
- Marine Service Technology Diagnoses and services marine engines and boat systems using mechanical, electrical and troubleshooting skills.
Event Cluster
Health &
Health &
Technology
Cluster
Nancy Palladino
Cluster Coordinator
npalladino@minuteman.org
Health Occupations A
Series Director
Justine Naper
justinenaper@sjrds.org
- Health Knowledge Bowl Teams answer health-science questions covering anatomy, terminology, careers and core healthcare knowledge.
- Medical Assisting Demonstrates clinical and administrative skills commonly performed in medical offices and outpatient settings.
- Nurse Assisting Performs essential patient-care skills while demonstrating safety, communication and professional nursing-assistant practices.
- Practical Nursing Applies practical nursing knowledge and patient-care skills through written and hands-on clinical scenarios.
Health Occupations B
Series Director
Erin Roy
eroy@jpkeefehs.org
- Basic Health Care Skills Demonstrates foundational patient-care, safety and communication skills used across healthcare occupations.
- Biotechnology Knowledge Bowl (Limited Demonstration) Teams demonstrate knowledge of biotechnology concepts, laboratory practices, terminology and applications.
- Dental Assisting Performs chairside, infection-control and dental-office procedures used in professional dental assisting.
- First Aid/CPR Responds to emergency scenarios using first aid, CPR and appropriate safety procedures.
Health Occupations C
Series Director
Debbie Brightman
Deborah.Brightman@gnhbvt.edu
- Health Occupations Professional Portfolio Presents a professional portfolio highlighting healthcare preparation, experiences, skills and career readiness.
- Medical Math Solves healthcare-related calculations involving dosage, measurement, conversions and applied medical mathematics.
- Medical Terminology Demonstrates understanding of medical vocabulary, word construction, abbreviations and healthcare terminology.
- Early Childhood Education Plans and presents developmentally appropriate learning activities while demonstrating child-development and classroom skills.
Occupational Support Trades A
Series Director
Mark Hamilton
mhamilton@jpkeefehs.org
- Principles of Engineering Applies engineering design, problem-solving, measurement and technical reasoning to an assigned challenge.
- Engineering Technology Uses engineering concepts, design processes and technical tools to solve applied technology problems.
- Technical Computer Applications Completes workplace-style computer tasks using common productivity, data and digital communication tools.
- Web Design Creates a functional, user-focused website using design principles, coding and digital-content skills.
Occupational Support Trades B
Series Director
Katie Cunningham
kcunningham@valleytech.k12.ma.us
- Information Technology Service Diagnoses, configures and supports computer hardware, operating systems, networks and end-user technology.
- Computer Programming Designs and writes computer programs to solve defined problems using logical and efficient coding practices.
- Cybersecurity Identifies, analyzes and responds to cybersecurity challenges involving systems, networks and digital security practices.
- Internet of Things Builds or configures connected-device solutions using sensors, networking, programming and data communication.
- Internetworking Configures and troubleshoots network devices, addressing, routing, switching and connectivity.
- Telecommunications Cabling Installs, terminates and tests copper and fiber cabling using telecommunications standards and tools.
Occupational Support Trades C
Series Director
Mary Mills
Mary.Mills@rtx.com
- Facilithon Explores facilities-management skills through problem solving, teamwork and real-world building-operations scenarios.
Technology Events
Series Director
Jaylene Dos Santos
jdossantos@nashobatech.net
- Electronics Technology Builds, measures and troubleshoots electronic circuits using schematics, instruments and component knowledge.
- Mobile Robotics Teams design, build and program a mobile robot to complete assigned autonomous and driver-controlled tasks.
- Robotics & Automation Technology Integrates robotics, sensors, controls and automation systems to complete technical production challenges.
- Urban Search & Rescue Teams design and operate a robotic system to navigate simulated search-and-rescue tasks and hazards.
Event Cluster
Design &
Design &
Service
Cluster
Cassandra Henault
Cluster Coordinator
chenault@plymouth.k12.ma.us
Service Occupation A
Series Director
Kerri Baltramaitis
Kbaltramaitis@valleytech.k12.ma.us
- Baking & Pastry Arts Produces baked goods and pastries while demonstrating preparation, timing, sanitation and presentation skills.
- Culinary Arts Prepares a multi-component culinary menu while demonstrating knife skills, cooking methods, sanitation and presentation.
- Restaurant Service Demonstrates dining-room service, guest interaction, table setup and professional hospitality skills.
Service Occupation B
Series Director
Sayda Betsold
sbetsold@nashobatech.net
Cassandra Henault
chenault@plymouth.k12.ma.us
- Cosmetology Performs professional hair, nail and related cosmetology services while demonstrating technique, sanitation and client care.
- Esthetics Demonstrates skincare consultation, facial services, makeup and sanitation practices used by esthetics professionals.
- Natural Hair & Braiding Performs natural-hair styling and braiding techniques while demonstrating sectioning, control, sanitation and finished design.
- Nail Care Performs professional manicure and nail-service techniques with emphasis on sanitation, safety and finished appearance.
Commercial Design A
Series Director
Michelle Alexander
michelle.alexander@gnbvt.edu
- Advertising Design Creates a visual advertising solution that communicates a clear message through layout, typography and design.
- Audio/Radio Production Teams plan, record and edit an audio production using scripting, performance and sound-production techniques.
- Photography Creates and presents photographic work demonstrating composition, technical control, editing and visual storytelling.
- Television Production Teams plan, shoot and edit a video production while demonstrating storytelling, camera, audio and post-production skills.
Commercial Design B
Series Director
Mark Lyons
mlyons@aetlabs.com
- 3D Visualization and Animation Creates three-dimensional models and animated visuals using digital design, rendering and storytelling techniques.
- Additive Manufacturing Designs and prepares a part for 3D printing while applying CAD, manufacturing and production-planning skills.
- Architecture Drafting Produces architectural drawings and plans using drafting standards, design information and CAD tools.
- Technical Drafting Creates precise technical drawings from specifications using drafting conventions, measurement and CAD software.
Commercial Design C
Series Director
Heidi Lloyd
hlloyd@shawtech.org
- Graphic Communications Completes print-production tasks involving design, prepress, color, output and graphic communications workflow.
- Graphic Imaging Sublimation Creates and produces sublimated graphics while demonstrating digital design, color management and transfer-production techniques.
- Screen Printing Technology Prepares artwork and produces screen-printed graphics using setup, registration, ink and production techniques.
Event Cluster
Leadership &
Leadership &
Training
Cluster
LaTrelle Pinkney-Chase
Cluster Coordinator
lpinkneychase@cpsd.us
Demonstration Skill Events
Series Director
Jaime Hennessy
jhennessy@gllts.net
- Action Skills Presents a workplace skill demonstration adapted for students in occupational training programs.
- Job Skill Demonstration A Explains and demonstrates a technical skill from the contestant's occupational training area.
- Job Skill Demonstration Open Explains and demonstrates a skill of the contestant's choice using organized instruction and presentation techniques.
Display and Notebook Events
Series Director
AnneMarie Cataldo
am.worthcat@gmail.com
- American Spirit Award Documents and presents chapter activities that promote patriotism, citizenship, community involvement and SkillsUSA values.
- Chapter Display Designs a three-dimensional display that communicates SkillsUSA themes, chapter identity and program involvement.
- Promotional Bulletin Board Display Creates a bulletin-board display that promotes SkillsUSA through clear messaging, design and visual organization.
- Outstanding Chapter Recognizes comprehensive chapter achievement through documented leadership, service, membership and Program of Work activities.
- Occupational Health & Safety - Single** Documents an individual occupational safety program focused on hazards, prevention and safe workplace practices.
- Occupational Health & Safety - Multiple** Teams document a comprehensive occupational safety program addressing workplace hazards, prevention and safety culture.
Freshman Events
Series Director
Katie Girouard
katie246gir@aol.com
- Career Choice Commentary Presents a freshman-focused explanation of a selected career and the education, skills and opportunities connected to it.
- Exploratory Project Demonstration Demonstrates an exploratory technical project while explaining the process, tools, skills and learning involved.
- Safety Poster Design Creates an original poster that communicates a clear workplace or school safety message through effective visual design.
- Sticker Design Creates an original SkillsUSA-themed sticker concept using clear branding, creativity and production-ready design.
Individual Leadership Events
Series Director
Monique Maskell
monique.maskell@weymouthschools.org
- Extemporaneous Speech Delivers an organized speech on a selected topic after a limited preparation period.
- Job Interview Completes a simulated employment process including application materials, professional communication and an interview.
- Prepared Speech Delivers a researched and rehearsed speech demonstrating organization, message development and professional presentation.
Occupationally Related Events
Series Director
Kathy Conole
kconolemaya@aol.com
- Community Service Documents and presents a chapter service project demonstrating planning, participation and measurable community impact.
- Customer Service Responds to simulated customer situations using communication, problem solving and professional service techniques.
- Entrepreneurship Teams develop and present a business concept including market strategy, operations, finance and entrepreneurial planning.
- Related Technical Math Solves applied mathematics problems commonly encountered in technical and occupational careers.
Team Leadership Events
- Career Pathways Showcase** Teams present a project connecting academic, technical and employability skills to a defined career pathway.
- Chapter Business Procedure Teams conduct a simulated chapter meeting using parliamentary procedure, officer roles and proper meeting practices.
- Community Action Project Teams present a community-focused project that identifies a need, develops a solution and demonstrates impact.
- Employment Application Process Completes an employment application and interview-style activities demonstrating job-readiness and professional communication.
- Opening & Closing Ceremonies Teams perform the official SkillsUSA opening and closing ceremonies with accuracy, teamwork and professional presentation.
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Building Trades A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Commercial Roofing (Demonstration)
- Industrial Motor Control
- Masonry
- Electrical Construction Wiring
- Sheet Metal
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Building Trades B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Cabinetmaking
- Carpentry
- HVACR
- Painting and Design Technology
- Plumbing
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Building Trade C & Occupational Support Trades C
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- TeamWorks
- Facilithon
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Commercial Design A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Advertising Design
- Audio / Radio Production
- Television (Video) Production
- Photography
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Commercial Design B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- 3D Visualization & Animation
- Additive Manufacturing
- Architectural Drafting
- Technical Drafting
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Commercial Design C
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Graphic Communications
- Graphic Imaging Sublimation
- Screen Printing Technology
SKILLS CLUSTER
Demonstration Skills Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Action Skills
- Job Skill Demonstration A
- Job Skill Demonstration Open
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Display & Notebook Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- American Spirit
- Chapter Display
- Promotional Bulletin Board
- Occupational Health & Safety (Single and Multi)
- Outstanding Chapter
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Freshman Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Career Choice Commentary
- Exploratory Project Demo
- Safety Poster Design
- Sticker Design
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Health Occupations A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Health Knowledge Bowl
- Medical Assistant
- Nurse Assistant
- Practical Nursing
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Health Occupations B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Basic Health Care
- Biotechnology Knowledge Bowl (Demonstration)
- Dental Assisting
- First Aid / CPR
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Health Occupations C
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Early Childhood Education
- Health Occupations Professional Portfolio
- Medical Math
- Medical Terminology
LEADERSHIP CLUSTER
Individual Leadership Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Extemporaneous Speech
- Job Interview
- Prepared Speech
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Metal Trades A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Automated Manufacturing Technology
- CNC 2-Axis Turning Programmer
- CNC 3-Axis Milling Programmer
- CNC 5-Axis Milling Programmer (Demonstration)
- CNC Programmer
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Metal Trades B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Mechatronics
- Welding
- Welding Sculpture
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Occupational Support Trades A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Engineering Technology
- Principles of Engineering
- Technical Computer Applications
- Web Design
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Occupational Support Trades B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Information Technology Service
- Internet of Things
- Computer Programming
- Cyber Security
- Internetworking
- Telecommunications Cabling
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Occupationally Related Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Community Service
- Customer Service
- Entrepreneurship
- Related Technical Math
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Service Occupations A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Commercial Baking
- Culinary Arts
- Restaurant Service
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Service Occupations B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Cosmetology
- Nail Care
- Esthetics
- Natural Hair and Braiding
LEADERSHIP CLUSTER
Team Leadership Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Career Pathways Showcase
- Chapter Business Procedure
- Community Action Project
- Employment Application Process
- Opening & Closing Ceremonies
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Technology Events
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Electronics Technology
- Robotics and Automation Technology
- Mobile Robotics Technology
- Urban Search & Rescue
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Transportation Service Trades A
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Automotive Refinishing Technology
- Collision Damage Appraisal
- Collision Repair Technology
- Power Equipment Technology
- Criminal Justice
COMPETITION CLUSTER
Transportation Service Trades B
COMPETITIONS IN THIS CLUSTER
- Automotive Service Technology
- Diesel Equipment Technology
- Marine Service Technology