Skills USA cards

A collection of vocabulary flashcards based on Skills USA concepts, creed, colors, duties, and professional practices.

Skills USA Motto

'Preparing for leadership in the world of work.'

Skills USA Theme 2024-25

Ignite Your Potential!!!

Symbolism of the shield in Skills USA emblem

Represents patriotism.

Symbolism of the gear in Skills USA emblem

Represents the industrial society.

Symbolism of the torch in Skills USA emblem

Represents knowledge.

Symbolism of the orbital circles in Skills USA emblem

Represents technology.

Symbolism of the hands in Skills USA emblem

Represents the individual.

Skills USA Colors - Red and White

Represent the individual states and chapters.

Skills USA Colors - Blue

Represents the common union of the state and chapters.

Skills USA Colors - Gold

Represents the individual

Skills USA Creed

I believe in the dignity of work.

I believe in the American way of life.

Skills USA Pledge

To prepare myself by diligent study and ardent practice.

To base my expectations of reward upon the solid foundation of service.

Skills USA Golden Rule

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

Duties of the President (Skills USA)

Conducts business meetings and represents the organization.

Duties of the Vice-President (Skills USA)

Presides at meetings in the absence of the president.

Duties of the Secretary (Skills USA)

Keeps the minutes of each meeting and maintains all chapter records.

Duties of the Treasurer (Skills USA)

Keeps the record of chapter funds and maintains the bank book.

Duties of the Reporter (Skills USA)

Places stories about chapter activities with the local media.

Duties of the Parliamentarian (Skills USA)

Advises the president on meeting procedures.

Goal of Skills USA: Professional Development

Provide a foundation for success in a career.

SkillsUSA Framework Components

Computer and Technology Literacy, Job Specific Skills, Safety and Health, Service Orientation, Professional Development, Personal Skills.

Types of SkillsUSA Membership

Active (student), Professional (teachers/administrators), Direct (students in areas without a state association), Alumni (former active members), Honorary life (those who have made a significant contribution).

Main Motion

The basis of all parliamentary procedure and must be seconded to be considered.

Resume

A professional summary of your education and work experience.

Characteristics of Professional Dress

Well-fitting, clean, neat, and conservative clothes appropriate for the job.

Importance of Goal Setting

The process of deciding where you want to go and how you're going to get there.

Handshakes Etiquette

Should be firm and friendly, neither limp nor crushing.