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From traditional trades to emerging tech: Inside WorldSkills Shanghai 2026
Nearly 1,400 young professionals from more than 65 countries and regions have arrived in Shanghai for four days of competing, as the 48th WorldSkills Competition takes place from 22 to 27 September. So what does it actually mean to compete at a WorldSkills Competition? For some Competitors, it means turning a blueprint into a precisely built structure. For others, it could mean progr… -
Your guide to the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Expo: 300 booths, 100+ hands-on activities
The WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Expo will open on 23 September with a record 300 exhibition and experience booths and more than 100 interactive activities. The four-day Expo covers approximately 50,000 square meters at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), with Hall 5.2 serving as the main venue, supported by other sites across the centre. The Expo is divided into an exhib… -
International Competitors look ahead to the 48th WorldSkills Competition
With the 48th WorldSkills Competition set to begin in Shanghai on 22 September, international delegations are arriving from around the world, bringing months of preparation, high expectations, and excitement. Among them is Sweden’s 22-member team, led by Pontus Slättman, CEO of WorldSkills Sweden. The team will compete in 21 skills. “We’re very excited!” Slättman sai… -
WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 at your fingertips: A guide to the official app
From Competition schedules and venue maps to hands-on skills experiences and Shanghai travel tips, the official WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 app offers everything you need for the event. Start by tapping “Skills” on the homepage. Here, you can explore all 64 skill competitions across six sectors, with information about each venue and directions on how to get there. You can also use the ap…
