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Becoming An Officer

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There are opportunities for all levels of student leadership in SkillsUSA Arizona. Find out which one is right for you! Speak with your advisor about becoming an Officer!

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State Officer Program Guide:
due March 3, 2025 by 11:59pm MST


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SCHOOL LEVEL

Chapter Officers represent your CTE program. Responsibilities include scheduling and conducting business meetings, planning and implementing the annual Program of Work, and encouraging your peers to get involved. Knowledge of the SkillsUSA Framework is a plus.

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Regional LEVEL

Regional officers are elected in August/September and attend a one-day training led by State Officers and Regional Coordinators. The Regional Officer team work specifically with Regional Coordinators and the state office to host Regional Conferences, typically scheduled in February. Regional Officers are expected to attend meetings with the Regional Coordinator and team members. Regional Officers will also assist the state office at Fall Leadership Conference.  

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STATE LEVEL

State Officers are elected at the annual spring SkillsUSA Arizona Leadership and Skills Conference. State Officers go through intense leadership training. They represent the 17,000 members of our association at events such as Washington Leadership Training Institute (WLTI), Fall Leadership Conference, Camp Champion, SkillsUSA Arizona Championships, and the National Leadership and Skill Conference in Atlanta, GA. Click the State Officer Program Guide for more info!

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National LEVEL

National Officers are elected at the National Leadership Conference in June. See information Here

SkillsUSA Arizona is proud to have elected several national officers over the years; national officers serve under a national coach and have specific duties and training related to their team. National Officer candidates must be approved by the state director and interview with the Arizona Board of Directors before applying, and should have served as a regional or state officer, and must complete the Career Essentials coursework.

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