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Region Online Testing

Wild Card Test 

All region contests will have an optional testing component. The test that will be offered will be a general SkillsUSA knowledge test (similar to the Professional Development test). The test scores will be used to fill slots that didn't fill due to lack of participation in other regions. 

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In other words, taking this test could be your ticket to SLSC! 

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Select your contest below:

Testing Directions

General Information 

All tests will be available between 7AM-5:30PM on January 5, 2023 and January 9, 2023. A proctor (non SkillsUSA/ACCT, Public Safety or Cosmetology) must be available to access the online system. Timing of the test session will begin when the test/questions are presented, not when the first question is answered. Responses will be automatically submitted when the time expires. The time limit will be 90 minutes for each test. The entire test is accessible throughout the test session. Please review the use of scroll bars with competitors prior to testing and remind them not to close the testing window. Closing the test window terminates the test without scoring and disqualifies the competitor in this event. 

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Online Testing Events 

  • Wild Card Testing

    • An online test ​

  • TeamWorks

    • An online test​

  • Welding Fabrication 

    • An online test ​

 

Proctor Instructions

Steps to Prepare for Region Testing

 

  1. Secure a Proctor and complete the Proctor Form

  2. Region Proctor Form Upload 

  3. Secure a testing site.

  4. Secure a time period for your students to test.

  5. The proctor will be sent testing instructions, including the link to the testing site and instructions on how to successfully walk students through the testing process.

  6. Make sure that your school computers can access the testing site: ProProfs

  7. Secure a non SkillsUSA/ACCT, Public Safety or Cosmetology related testing proctor. Suggestions include librarians, counselors, administrators, IT staff, etc. 

  8. Confirm the testing times with each of your students and ensure they know where they will be testing.

  9. If in doubt about anything, please contact the state office at 866-503-3169. 

 

Testing Reminders​

  • Testing will be on January 5, 2023 and January 9 from 7:00 am – 5:30 pm.

  • Students will have 90 minutes to complete the test, but they are not required to use the full amount of time.

  • All team members must test at the same time. 

  • Students should know the exact contest they are competing in BEFORE entering the testing site.

  • Once the test starts competitors cannot log out or click out of the test. If they do, the test will stop, and they will not be allowed to retest.

  • Students are allowed to use calculators. Students should bring paper and a pencil with them to the testing site. No cell phones or graphic calculators may be used. No internet surfing outside of the testing site is allowed. No textbooks are allowed inside the testing site.

  • The SkillsUSA advisor is not allowed in the testing location. The SkillsUSA advisor is not allowed to talk to students once they are in the testing location.

  • Students are only allowed to take their test once. Scores will not appear. Responses will be automatically submitted when the time expires. The time limit will be 90 minutes for each test.

  • If a student is kicked out of the test without finishing due to a glitch, please do not hesitate to reach out to SkillsUSA Georgia. There will not be a penalty if this happens and we are able to reset the test.This needs to be done immediately. Do not wait to contact us to inform us of an issue. 

  • Below are the contests that require online testing:

    • TeamWorks

      • Team of 4

      • Must test at the same time but cannot collaborate.Each team member should know their “role” on the team. The different “roles” are below. They should take the test that specifies which “role” they are.

        • Mason

        • Carpenter

        • Plumber

        • Electrician

        • *The alternate does not test.

    • Welding Fabrication

      • Team of 3

      • Must test at the same time but cannot collaborate.

      • *The alternate does not test.

 

After the Test 

Although the test will be scored upon submission, the score will not be available to the competitor or advisor. Individual scores will not be released. 

 

SkillsUSA Georgia will not release scores for these contests.

 

If there are any technical issues on the day of testing, please do not hesitate to

reach out to the below contact:

 

Ashley Mallalieu 

Phone: 866-503-3169

Email: contactus@skillsusageorgia.org

Testing Day-of Instructions

Please review the testing directions for each individual test

All tests will be available between 7AM-5:30PM on January 5, 2023 and January 9, 2023

 

Wild Card Test: 

  • All region contests will have an optional testing component. The test that will be offered will be a general SkillsUSA knowledge test (similar to the Professional Development test). The test scores will be used to fill slots that didn't fill due to lack of participation in other regions. In other words, taking this test could be your ticket to SLSC! 

  • Go to the online testing page.

  • Students should select the Wild Card Test. 

  • Students should read and acknowledge the requirements. 

  • Students should enter the information required to log in. 

  •  Students should begin taking the test once they are logged in. 

  • They will have 90-minutes to complete the test. 

  • Each question has a ‘review’ button.  If the student wishes to go back to any question before final submission of the test, that button must be checked.

  • There can be absolutely no other internet usage, cell phones, or textbooks.

  •  The SkillsUSA advisor should not be in the testing area.

  •  Tests must be completely online. Tests cannot be copied, printed or re-taken.

  • Be certain the caps lock is off.  Typed answers are cap sensitive.

  • Once the test is complete students are free to leave the testing area.

 

Welding Fabrication (team of 3)

  • The team of 3 must take the test at the same time and each team member must work at their own computer and take their test without talking to their team members. Each team member should take the test called Welding Fabrication. There is no variation of this link.

  • Go to the online testing page.

  • Students should click the link title Welding Fabrication Region Test

  • Students should read and acknowledge the requirements.

  • Students should enter the information required to log in. 

  • Students should begin taking the test once they are logged in. 

  • Teams only have one opportunity to take the test.  Once they have logged in, they must finish the test. 

  • They will have 90-minutes to complete the test.  

  • There can be absolutely no other internet usage, cell phones, or textbooks.

  • The SkillsUSA advisor should not be in the testing area.

  • Tests must be completely online. Tests cannot be copied, printed or re-taken.

  • Paper and pen/pencil are necessary for the test. 

  • Once the test is complete students are free to leave the testing area.

 

TeamWorks (team of 4):

  • The team of 4 (the alternate will not test) must take the test together. Each team member must work at their own computer and take their test without talking to their team members. Each team member will take a different test specific to their “role” on the team. Please ask each student if they know their “role” on their team. The different roles are listed below. 

  • Mason

  • Carpenter

  • Plumber 

  • Electrician

  • Go to the online testing page.

  • Students should click the TeamWorks competition.

  • Students should read and acknowledge the requirements. 

  • Students should click on which specific role they will be testing for. For example, if the student is the carpenter, he or she should select the link that says TeamWorks Carpenter Region Test.

  • Students should enter the information required to log in. 

  • Students should begin taking the test once they are logged in. 

  • Teams have only one opportunity to take the test.  Once they have logged in, they must finish the test. 

  • They will have 90-minutes to complete the test.  

  •  Each question has a ‘review’ button.  If the team wishes to go back to any question before final submission of the test, that button must be checked.

  • There can be absolutely no other internet usage, cell phones, or textbooks.

  • The SkillsUSA advisor should not be in the testing area.

  • Tests must be completely online. Tests cannot be copied, printed or re-taken.

  •  Paper and pen/pencil are necessary for the test. 

  • Once the test is complete students are free to leave the testing area.

 

Things to Know

Responses will be automatically submitted when the time expires. The time limit will be 90 minutes for each test. The entire test is accessible throughout the test session. Please review the use of scroll bars with competitors prior to testing and remind them not to close the testing window. Closing the test window terminates the test without scoring and disqualifies the competitor in this event.

Winners will be announced on the dates below:

 

Wild Card Test Winners: February 1, 2023

The top scores will fill empty slots. The number will vary contest to contest. 

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Broadcast News Production: January 20, 2023

The top 16 teams from across the state will advance to SLSC. 

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Welding Fabrication: January 13, 2023

The top 8 teams from across the state will advance to SLSC. 

 

TeamWorks: January 13, 2023

The top 10 teams from across the state will advance to SLSC. 

 

 

Thank you to everyone for working hard so our students can have the opportunity to compete!

Required Forms

Proctor Form

Every chapter must submit a proctor form by January 5, 2023.

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Student Supervision Verification Letter

SkillsUSA requires each school chapter to have one advisor or adult chaperone for every ten students. When participating in SkillsUSA events, there must be a school employee present for each school registered. SkillsUSA requires each school to have a male and female chaperone if traveling with both male and female students. A female advisor cannot travel without a male chaperone or advisor if traveling with all male students. A male advisor cannot travel without a female chaperone or advisor if traveling with all female students. If a male or female advisor from different schools are sharing the responsibility of supervising their male and female students, each advisor must submit a letter from their school principal or CTAE director. This letter must be on school letterhead, with the principal and/or CTAE director’s signature, stating that both schools agree to the shared responsibility of supervising male and female students. Each advisor must complete the form and submit their individual letter. The letters must be submitted by the registration deadline. The upload will be labeled as Student Supervision Verification Upload. Each conference will have a link to upload the Student Supervision Verification letter. 

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The deadline to upload this form is your region's registration deadline. 

Registration, Personal and Liability Release Form 

All Registration, Personal and Liability Release forms of all conference-registered school representatives (including, but not limited to instructors, participants, chaperones and observers) will remain in the possession of the advisor at all times during the SkillsUSA Conference. Have your SkillsUSA Members participating submit this to you when  they return their field trip absence form.

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