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A visit to WorldSkills Museum, made simple
As the world arrives in Shanghai for the 48th WorldSkills Competition, organizers are giving every visitor a chance to experience the world’s only museum dedicated to skills. WorldSkills Museum is the best place to trace how the skills of our ancient ancestors have shaped our most valuable trades and how they are still shaping future innovations and technologies. This September, as over 500… -
WorldSkills Conference and WorldSkills Competition are two platforms, united by one vision
Running side by side in Shanghai, WorldSkills Conference 2026 explores what a skills-driven future looks like, while WorldSkills Competition 2026 shines a spotlight on the talent needed to build it. When the doors open at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) on 23 September, delegates will discover two events that are intrinsically linked. In the skills halls, WorldSkills Co… -
Individual visitor registration opens for WorldSkills Shanghai 2026
Individual visitor registration is now officially open for the 48th WorldSkills Competition. Competition days will run from 23 to 26 September 2026, at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai). Interested individuals may register online through the following official channels: 1. the WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 mobile application, 2. the official WeChat mini program, 3. the of… -
48th WorldSkills Competition arrives on Shanghai Metro as 20-day countdown begins
With just few days to go until the 48th WorldSkills Competition, Shanghai has brought the countdown to one of its busiest public spaces. A countdown installation was unveiled at People’s Square Station on the morning of 2 Sept, alongside the launch of two WorldSkills-themed trains on Metro Line 2 and more than 150 lightbox displays across the Shanghai Metro network. The campaign is de…
