Competitions and Technical Standards
2024 SkillsUSA WI Matrix
SkillsUSA General Regulations
State Competitions
The following competitions are offered at the annual State Leadership & Skills Competition.
For a description of each competition, click here.
Be sure to reference the registration portal for final verification that the contest is indeed being offered this competition year. Unless noted as “state only”, all competitions have the opportunity to advance to the national competition.
State-Only Contests (These contests do not advance to the national competition.)
- 3-D Printing & Design – WI Technical Standards
- CO2 Dragster – WI Technical Standards
- Industrial Robotics – WI Technical Standards
- CNC Technician (Previously – Precision Machining Technology (state only)
- Woodworking Display – WI Technical Standards
| – 3-D Printing and Design (state only) – Additive Manufacturing – Advertising Design – American Spirit – Architectural Drafting – Audio/Radio Production – Automated Manufacturing – Technology – Automotive Service Technology – Barbering – Broadcast News Production – Cabinetmaking – Carpentry – CNC Milling Technology – CNC Turning – CO2 Dragster (state only) – Collision Damage Appraisal – Collision Repair Technology – Community Service – Computer Programming – Cosmetology – Crime Scene Investigation – Criminal Justice – Culinary Arts – Diesel Equipment Technology – Digital Cinema Production – Electrical Construction Wiring – Electronics Technology – Engineering Technology/Design – Entrepreneurship – Extemporaneous Speaking – Facilithon – First Aid/CPR |
– Industrial Robotics (state only) |
Technical Standards
The SkillsUSA Championships Technical Standards are the official rules and guides for each competition that’s part of the SkillsUSA Championships. Reviewed and revised as necessary each year, a competition’s technical standards include an overview of the competition, lists of technical skills and knowledge required, clothing requirements, equipment lists, and more.
Rules for state and local events may vary from the national guidelines, but most state competitive events are modeled after the national technical standards. As a free membership benefit, SkillsUSA professional members (our instructors and advisors) receive the current SkillsUSA Championships Technical Standards for all competitions when they have submitted a current and accurate email address with their membership details. State-only competition technical standards are listed below.
Current SkillsUSA professional members: Watch the video below to learn how to access the SkillsUSA Championships Technical Standards as part of your professional member benefits package. Not yet a professional member? Learn how to join and why.
Check out the video below to learn more about the Facilithon – Leadership in Facility Management contest!