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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… -
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…
