Her more than 100,000 Instagram followers know her as “That Masonry Girl,” a proud online proponent of the skilled trades. Offline, Ashton White is no less passionate about the trade she loves and the organization — SkillsUSA — that led her to career-ready success.
Earning a medal as a SkillsUSA Championships competitor is “kind-of-a-big-deal,” and our Insider’s Guide just may help you find your way to the 2022 SkillsUSA medal podium.
It’s fitting that Peyton Holland is the executive director of the National Technical Honor Society. After all, the inherent honor of the skilled trades was ingrained in him early on by his father. To reach his full potential, however, Holland would need more building blocks to success. He’d find them in a SkillsUSA masonry classroom.
Scott Regional Technical Center (Mo.) graduate Greg Huse (right) with his wife Tameka Huse …
“Once I got involved in SkillsUSA, it evolved my curriculum.” Our Advisor of the Year shares her secrets of turning classroom success into career success for her students.
Carpentry students appear on a national broadcast to advocate for the skilled trades.
SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry, working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel.
