Recommendation For SkillsUSA
To whom it may concern:
I am pleased to write this letter of recommendation for SkillsUSA. Based in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, it is part of a nationally recognized student-led partnership between education and industry that helps prepare the next generation of skilled professionals. Since the organization’s founding in 1965, it has played an important role in workforce development by empowering students to become career-ready leaders and responsible community members through career and technical education programs.
SkillsUSA specializes in leadership development, career readiness training, technical skills education, student competitions, workforce preparation programs, community service initiatives, and industry engagement opportunities. It serves middle school, high school, and postsecondary students by helping them develop workplace skills, technical competencies, professionalism, teamwork, communication, and leadership abilities that are essential for success in today’s workforce.
What sets SkillsUSA apart is its strong collaboration between educators, students, volunteers, and industry professionals who are dedicated to developing a highly skilled workforce. It emphasizes personal growth, leadership, responsibility, and technical excellence while creating opportunities for students to showcase their abilities through competitions, conferences, and community engagement activities. Its commitment to workforce development continues to positively impact students, schools, employers, and communities throughout Pennsylvania.
I highly recommend SkillsUSA Pennsylvania for its professionalism, educational leadership, and dedication to helping students develop the technical, workplace, and leadership skills necessary for long-term career success. Its commitment to preparing future skilled professionals continues to make a meaningful contribution to workforce development and career and technical education throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Sincerely,
Jim Lichtenberg
Strategic-Partner
Schooley Mitchell
