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Contestant Clothing
Requirements |
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PLEASE READ
CAREFULLY -- CLOTHING REQUIREMENTS HAVE CHANGED.
Contestants in
skill contests do not have to purchase the uniform as stated in the
SkillsUSA Championships Technical Standards. However, they must follow all
safety guidelines for their specific competition. Contestants wearing
unsafe clothing (including shoes) will be disqualified.
▪ No jeans/pants or shirts with holes.
▪ All shirts and jeans/pants must cover the student. No bare midriffs.
▪ No school name on the shirts. (If
your school or name is on the shirt you will
be expected to cover it with tape or turn it inside out.)
See contests below for more information regarding proper dress. |
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Conference Attire
Policy |
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There are 3 clothing options listed here.
Please be sure your students are dressed appropriate for
opening/closing sessions, contests and while representing
SkillsUSA in the Phoenix area.
ALL CONTESTANTS IN THE FOLLOWING CONTESTS WILL BE EXPECTED TO
DRESS IN SKILLSUSA-ARIZONA ATTIRE, PROFESSIONAL ATTIRE OR
SKILLSUSA'S OFFICIAL ATTIRE:
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3-D Visualization/Animation
Action Skills
Advertising Design
Architectural Drafting CAD
Automated Manufacturing Technology
Board Drafting - Architectural
Board Drafting - Mechanical
Chapter Display
Community Service
Computer Maintenance Technology
Criminal Justice
Culinary
Customer Service
Electronics Technology
Extemporaneous Speaking
Fire Fighting
Food/Beverage Service
Home Design
Internetworking
Job Interview |
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Job Skill Demonstration (A)
Job Skill Demonstration (Open)
Model
Building
Model
Building (Day 1)
Model
Building (Day 2)
NARLEE (BBIQ)
Photography
Prepared Speech
Principles of Technology
Promotional Bulletin Board
Quiz Bowl
Radio
(Audio) Broadcasting
Related
Technical Math
Robotics
Engineering (Vex, Gears)
Robotics/Automation Technology
Technical Drafting (CAD)
Technology Poster
Television (Video) Production
Television News Anchor
Web
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*Students
in these contests can wear the appropriate "work"
uniform or school uniform but must cover their school
name if printed on their shirt. |
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Contestants in all other
contests are expected to wear safety shoes or boots, jeans and a
t-shirt due to the type of work being done in their contest. No
school logos can be visible during the contest. |
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Resume |
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A resume will be
required of every Career Preparation & College contestant.
(Except Action Skills and Team Problem Solving.)
Resume Lesson Plan (PDF)
EVERY CONTEST COMMITTEE WILL COLLECT RESUMES and
points will be deducted for no resume.
(The resume will
be used as part of the Professional Development Program section of the
contest. The SkillsUSA Knowledge Test will still be given as a
tie-breaker. Many of the contests will have a station for an interview of
contestants, others will merely collect the resume this year. A
maximum of 5 points will be awarded for the PDP section of the contest.
If your students’ contest does not have an interview station, but only
collects the resume, there will be 5 points available for a go/no go
station.) |
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Knowledge Test |
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All
Career Preparation (high school and college) contestants are
required to take a 25 question SkillsUSA knowledge test. It is used as a
tie-breaker. A study guide is available here (PDF).
Advisors are expected to proctor the test by Friday, March 27
here.
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Technical Standards |
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The national SkillsUSA Championships Technical
Standards (2009) for the Skills USA
Championships* are the official rules and regulations for all
national-level Contests. This publication is updated every
three years. This year's National contests are based on the new
edition.
Order your copy by calling National SkillsUSA at 1-800-321-VICA or
visit
www.skillsusa.org/store/singles.html
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State-only contests' rules and regulations are published on our website
www.azskillsusa.org/contests.htm
These rules and regulations are reviewed and published each year. |
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Volunteer for the Championships |
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We need a few groups of students (supervised by
teachers) to help with the move-in and move-out of the contests. Contact the
state office at 602.542.5565 for more information. |
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Leadership Contest
Attendance or Withdrawal Requirement |
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In order to
decrease the number of "no show" students in leadership contests the
following new policy will apply:
If a student is registered for both a leadership contest and a skill
contest,
failure to attend the leadership contest will
result in a 10% point of the contestants skill contest score.
In order to avoid the 10% point deduction,
please do one of the following:
A. Withdraw the student by Friday, April 3 from the contest by
contacting Sandy Keams at 602.542.5197 or email
sandy.keams@azed.gov
B. Notifying the SkillsUSA office by Friday, April 3 from the
contest by contacting Sandy Keams at 602.542.5197 or email
sandy.keams@azed.gov
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is a result of a large number of "no show" students in several
leadership contests. We are happy to provide judges for contests,
but a high "no show" amount simply wastes the valuable time of our
judges. |
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Awards Session
Requirements |
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"WINNERS AT THE AWARDS SESSION WILL NOT BE ALLOWED ON TO THE
STAGE FOR THEIR MEDALS IF THEY ARE NOT APPROPRIATELY DRESSED according to
the Conference
Attire Policy. This will be enforced backstage prior to any
contestant being allowed onstage.
The
Arizona SkillsUSA Board of Directors and Executive Council endorse the above
policy. Advisors can check with their Board Member
or call the SkillsUSA--Arizona office for additional clarification. |
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Contest Updates |
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Contest
updates are available
here
and have the text "Update ►" next to the contest name. |
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