SkillsUSA basics
What is SkillsUSA?
A workforce development organization for students
What year was VICA established?
1965
How many parts are in the SkillsUSA emblem?
5
How many points are in the SkillsUSA Creed?
6
Who runs a SkillsUSA meeting?
The president
What type of skills do students practice?
Hands-on skills
What does VICA stand for?
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
What is the SkillsUSA mission?
Empowering students to become skilled workers, leaders, and responsible citizens.
The creed says: “I believe in the dignity of ___”
Work
What is a written plan for a meeting called?
An agenda
About how many occupational areas does SkillsUSA cover?
130+
What is the name of the organization formerly known as VICA?
SkillsUSA
What does the gear represent?
Industrial society
The creed mentions believing in what way of life?
The American way of life
Who takes over if the president is absent?
The vice president
SkillsUSA prepares students for what?
Careers / jobs
What does VICA’s legacy connect to today in SkillsUSA?
Career readiness and leadership training
What is the name of the team responsible for performing the ceremonies at SkillsUSA meetings?
The Opening and Closing Team
Name all four official colors and what they represent.
Red/white = states & chapters, Blue = unity, Gold = individual
Why are meetings held?
To conduct business and make decisions
What is the current SkillsUSA theme?
“Champions at Work”
How is VICA important to SkillsUSA history?
It is the original name and foundation of the organization
What does the torch in the emblem represent?
Knowledge
What should you uphold according to the pledge?
The ideals of SkillsUSA
Who handles publicity?
The reporter