Interested in leading SkillsUSA Delaware? Student members may apply to serve as a state officer for the 2026–2027 year. Applicants will be evaluated based on leadership, commitment, and alignment with the SkillsUSA Framework. Submit all required materials by the published deadline to be considered for this prestigious role.
Register and pay for SLSC at skillsusa-register.org/login.aspx. Submit conference payments by March 2. Pricing: $35 per student/advisor. Community partners can attend at no charge, but preregistration is required through the SkillsUSA Delaware State Office. This price does not include travel expenses. Student competitors are eligible to compete in one Skilled and Technical/Occupational competition and one…
SkillsUSA Week is celebrated in February each year in SkillsUSA chapters nationwide. The event offers state associations, advisors, and student members the opportunity to promote SkillsUSA programs and activities at the local and state levels while highlighting the importance of the skilled trades. Chapters are asked to incorporate specific themes for each day of the…
All registered competitors for SLSC must complete both their technical and professional online tests, which are scored and combined with on-site performance results. Testing is completed at testing.nocti.org, and advisors will receive and distribute testing credentials provided by the state office.
Every chapter is encouraged to participate in the Chapter Excellence Program (CEP), which recognizes achievement in leadership development through three award levels. Levels One and Two are acknowledged by our state association, while Level Three is honored at the national level.
The SkillsUSA Advisor of the Year program recognizes Professional members who actualize the organization’s mission of empowering students to become skilled professionals, career-ready leaders, and responsible community members. SkillsUSA Delaware Advisor of the Year Nomination Instructions (1)