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World Skills South Africa Competition 2018

Posted on 7 October 201423 October 2014 by Khabza
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The World Skills Competition is the world’s largest skills competition. Every two years hundreds of young skilled people, accompanied by their teachers and trainers, gather together from around the world to compete before the public in the skills of their various trades and test themselves against demanding international standards.

In the 64 years of existence it has grown to be the top international education event, in which more than a 1000 talented competitors from, over 70 countries across the globe, participate every two year (2).

Though promoting Vocational Education and Training, World Skills International (WSI) aims to spread awareness about the critical contribution that high level, technical and artisan skills, make towards a country’s achievement of economic success.

For more information visit:www.worldskills.org.

WORLD SKILLS SOUTH AFRICA

World Skills South Africa (WSSA) is an initiative of the Department of Higher Education (DHET) that is supported by industry leaders, government and education experts.

Formally established in 2013, WSSA aims to contribute to economic growth by establishing a culture that values technical and artisan skills.

It is committed to the promotion of high demand, advanced technical and artisan careers paths, are needed in the rapidly growing 21st century, global environment.

World Skills South Africa offers the youth, the opportunity to embark on a cool, exciting and world-class, career journey through participation in the World Skills South Africa Competition.

South Africa will compete in the following Skills in 2015:

  • 04 – Mechatronics
  • 06 – CNC Turning
  • 09 – IT Software Solutions for Business
  • 10 – Welding
  • 12 – Wall and Floor Tiling
  • 13 – Autobody Repair
  • 15 – Plumbing and Heating
  • 17 – Web Design
  • 20 – Bricklaying
  • 21 – Plastering and Drywall Systems
  • 23 – Mobile Robotics
  • 27 – Jewellery
  • 29 – Hairdressing
  • 30 – Beauty Therapy
  • 33 – Automobile Technology
  • 34 – Cooking
  • 35 – Restaurant Service
  • 36 – Car Painting
  • 38 – Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
  • 39 – IT Network Systems Administration
  • 40 – Graphic Design Technology

Click Here to World Skills South Africa

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