To amplify what Tony has stated, only basic skills like using a drill, measuring instruments (tape measure, metal rule, etc.), reading instructions, and some patience when things aren't going so well

EAA chapters in your area can help you out with basic building advice. Forums/workshops at Oshkosh and Sun-n-Fun are great helps also, for this aircraft, stick with topics on building aluminum aircraft. Welding and Fabric work will not be required. Minimal composite work is required, but mostly if you make a mistake and drill/cut something wrong.
Any mistake is correctable, sometimes it requires another part. Everyone is going to have parts that will have to be remade at some point.
Best advice, when in doubt about how something is assembled, ask. This forum will be the place to go as all of the moderators are members of the Panther Team and will have first hand experience on the subject.