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WorldSkills 2022
Action-packed WorldSkills events test the skills and knowledge of vocational education and training students in a series of competitions.
- DATE
- August - October
- TIME
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Various
- LOCATION
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Various
- PRESENTER
- TAFE Queensland in conjunction with WorldSkills Australia
Competing in WorldSkills can open the door to life-changing career and training opportunities. Competitors who succeed at a regional level are invited to participate at the three day national WorldSkills championships to compete, network and learn together.
WorldSkills regional competitions
Learn more about the WorldSkills regional competitions happening at a TAFE Queensland campus near you.
Click here to learn more about our Gold Coast events.
Click here to learn more about our North Queensland events.
Click here to learn more about our South West events.
Click here to learn more about our Central Queensland events.
Click here to learn more about our Brisbane events.
Click here to learn more about our East Coast events.
Featured news articles
Twenty-two-year old engineering apprentice Teah Olsen, from Bellbird Park, will join the WorldSkills Queensland team at the national competition to test her skills in the fitting and turning trade, having previously won gold at the Queensland regional competition.
Gympie cabinetmaking apprentice Elijah Allen is preparing to demonstrate his skills on a national stage, with the 19-year-old among 73 of Queensland’s top trainees and apprentices representing the state at the 2021 WorldSkills Australia National Championships in Brisbane from 26-28 August.
Representing Australia in refrigeration and air conditioning, Patrick Brennan has kept his cool and won bronze at the 45th WorldSkills International Championships.