NORTH CENTRAL Regional
@ Medina County Career Center | February 23rd, 2019
*March 2nd, 2019 in the event of a Snow Day
Regional Competitor Membership
Deadline: January 25, 2019
Regional Competition Registration
*Substitutes musts be registered by 5:00 PM the MONDAY prior to the Regional event without acquiring a late change fee.
IMPORTANT Information
AGENDA Day of Contest
MEDINA County Career Center Campus Map
NC Newsletter December 17, 2018
NC Newsletter December 17, 2018
NC Newsletter December 17, 2018
FORMS & Applications
*RESUMES ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL COMPETITIONS
TOOL Lists
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Extemporaneous Speech
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Job Interview
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Job Demonstration A
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Job Demonstration Open
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Opening and Closing Ceremony
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Prepared Speech
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Promotional Bulletin Board
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Advertising Design
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Architectural Drafting
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Automotive Service Technology
Regional Automotive Contest Booklet -
Automotive Refinishing
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Basic Health Care Skills
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Carpentry
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CNC Milling
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CNC Technician
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CNC Turning
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Collision
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Cosmetology
Cosmetology Haircut Photo and Instructions
Cosmetology Head Form Sheet
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Crime Scene Investigation
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Criminal Justice
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Customer Service
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Electrical Construction Wiring
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Esthetics
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First Aid/CPR
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Health Knowledge Bowl
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Industrial Motor Control
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Information Technology Services
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Medical Math
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Medical Terminology
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Nail Care
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Nurse Assisting
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Photography
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Related Technical Math
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TeamWorks
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Technical Drafting
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Welding
Welding Project Prints -
Welding Fabrication
Welding Fabrication Scoring Rubric
NORTH CENTRAL Regional
OFF SITE CONTESTS
CNC Milling/Turning/Technician
@ Haas Midwest Factory Outlet
1993 Case Parkway N.
Twinsburg, OH 44087
FEBRUARY 7th, 2019
*SNOW DAY: 02/14/19
COMPETITION LETTER.PDF
COLISION REPAIR
@ Ohio Technical College
1374 E 51st St.
Cleveland, OH 44103
FEBRUARY 8th, 2019
*SNOW DAY: 02/15/19
COMPETITION LETTER.PDF
AUTOMOTIVE REFINISHING
@ Ohio Technical College
1374 E 51st St.
Cleveland, OH 44103
FEBRUARY 8th, 2019
*SNOW DAY: 02/15/19
COMPETITION LETTER.PDF
CARPENTRY
@ Ohio Carpenters JACT
4100 Maple Dr.
Richfield, OH 44286
FEBRUARY 15th, 2019
*SNOW DAY: 02/22/19
COMPETITION LETTER.PDF
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
@ Tri-C West Campus
11000 W. Pleasant Valley Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44130
FEBRUARY 16th, 2019
*SNOW DAY: 02/23/19
COMPETITION LETTER.PDF
ODE Contact: Robert Kornack | Robert.Kornack@education.ohio.gov | (614) 644-0627

National Program of Work
The heart of SkillsUSA is the program of work or what your chapter is going to do. It is the activities and projects—the plan of action—that your chapter will carry out during the school year.
The national Program of Work (POW) sets the pace for SkillsUSA nationwide. The expectation is that each chapter will carry out this program of work. All of the SkillsUSA programs are in some way related to the following seven major goals.
Professional Development
To prepare each SkillsUSA member for entry into the workforce and provide a foundation for success in a career. Becoming a professional does not stop with acquiring a skill, but involves an increased awareness of the meaning of good citizenship and the importance of labor and management in the world of work.
Community Service
To promote and improve good will and understanding among all segments of the community through services donated by SkillsUSA chapters, and to instill in its members a lifetime commitment to community service.
Employment
To increase student awareness of quality job practices and attitudes, and to increase the opportunities for employer contact and eventual employment.
Ways & Means
To plan and participate in fundraising activities to allow all members to carry out the chapter’s projects. See our special Chapter Fundraising section for more information.
SkillsUSA Championships
To offer students the opportunity to demonstrate their skills and be recognized for them through competitive activities in occupational areas and leadership.
Public Relations
To make the general public aware of the good work that students in career and technical education are doing to better themselves and their community, state, nation and world.
Social Activities
To increase cooperation in the school and community through activities that allow SkillsUSA members to get to know each other in something other than a business or classroom setting.
The students should discuss and develop their own plan. Your role is to help them select activities which relate to their vocational training and to guide them as they develop their personal skills in communications, organization, planning and follow-through.
Chapter activities will provide some of the best opportunities your students will have to learn by doing. A successful program of work creates a positive learning atmosphere in the classroom and shop. Your students learn how to accept responsibility, work as a team, manage a budget, and handle success and failure.