SkillsUSA Champions: Show the nation what you made … and what you’re made of!
SkillsUSA wants to showcase the great accomplishments our members make every day as skilled workers and leaders. Share a photo that highlights YOUR skilled accomplishments using the hashtag
#MadeInSkillsUSA. That photo can represent something you made with your hands in or outside the classroom (a construction project, a graphic, a beautiful hairstyle, a culinary creation, etc.) It can also represent a personal achievement made in and through
SkillsUSA (landing a job or internship, delivering a speech, leading a meeting, etc.). Through this campaign, members can explore different career clusters and connect with each other through their mutual love of
SkillsUSA.
Rules
- Post a photo or series of photos using the hashtag #MadeInSkillsUSA.
- Add a caption that explains the photo(s) and the skills or knowledge gained.
- Tag your advisor or other chapter members who helped you.
- Be sure to use the campaign hashtag #MadeInSkillsUSA.
By tagging your post
#MadeInSkillsUSA, you are giving
SkillsUSA permission to share your post on the
SkillsUSA website or national social media platforms. For questions, please contact
Hayley Uffelman,
SkillsUSA’s social media manager.
We can’t wait to see what was #MadeInSkillsUSA in your life!
October 08, 2025
SkillsUSA instructors are among 25 outstanding teachers from 18 states who are winners for the 2025 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence. In total, [$1.5 million] in cash prizes were awarded to the teachers and their programs.
October 06, 2025
SkillsUSA has selected James Cahill of Saint James, Missouri, as the official U.S. competitor for Automobile Technology for the 2026 WorldSkills Competition. This prestigious international skills competition, often referred to as the “Olympics of skilled trades,” will be held Sept. 22-27, 2026, in Shanghai, China.
