In All Students Leaders are made, not born. Vocational student organizations draw each student into the excitement of leadership challenges and healthy competition, akin to the real-world marketplace. Students are encouraged, supported, and further prepared for careers and meaningful lives through the essential leadership skills offered exclusively through vocational student organizations. A Success Vocational student organizations teach students the skills they need in order to succeed. The success identity, common in leadership training, begins with organized educational activities structured with and integrated into occupational education.
Students learn to succeed by acquiring practical leadership abilities.
Vocational student organizations specifically provide students with challenges, positive role models, confidence and positive interactions. The opportunities offered through student organizations are invaluable to students, particularly those who may not experience them elsewhere within the school system. The opportunities and advantages provided through vocational student organizations are available to any student who chooses to participate. High school should be a time for preparation and training in essential life and work skills. If each Nevada high school provided the opportunities of these vocational organizations, over 25,000 students could potentially benefit from participation and maximize their basic and occupational skills.