WorldSkills Hong Kong Competition and Carnival

WorldSkills Hong Kong Competition

What is WorldSkills Competition?

The WorldSkills Competition, also hailed as the "Skills Olympics", organized every two years by the WorldSkills International (WSI), is the biggest vocational education and skills excellence event in the world with an aim to showcase the best in skills, uplift professional skills standards, and to raise the awareness and status of vocational education and skills training across the world. The four-day competition was first held in 1950 and attracts young professionals from currently 82 member countries and regions to test themselves against the tough international standards. There are more than 50 competition trades across 6 skills categories, namely Construction and Building Technology, Creative Arts and Fashion, Information and Communication Technology, Manufacturing and Engineering Technology, Social and Personal Services, Transportation, and Logistics.