World Skills Competition

The WorldSkills Competition occurs every two years and is the biggest vocational education and skills excellence event in the world that truly reflects global industry.

The Competitors represent the best of their peers and are selected from skills competitions in WorldSkills Member countries and regions. They demonstrate technical abilities both individually and collectively to execute specific tasks for which they study and/or perform in their workplace.

One of the main legacies of the WorldSkills Competitions is to give visibility and importance to professional education, as one of the true tools of socioeconomic transformation.

The Competition also provides leaders in industry, government and education with the opportunity to exchange information and best practices regarding industry and professional education.

New ideas and processes inspire school-aged youth to dedicate themselves to technical and technological careers and towards to a better future.

Number Year City, Country
45 2019 Kazan, Russia
44 2017 Abu Dhabi, UAE 
43 2015 São Paulo, Brazil
42 2013 Leipzig, Germany
41 2011 London, United Kingdom
40 2009 Calgary, Canada
39 2007 Shizuoka, Japan
38 2005 Helsinki, Finland
37 2003 St Gallen, Switzerland
36 2001 Seoul, Korea
35 1999 Montreal, Canada
34 1997 St. Gallen, Switzerland
33 1995 Lyon, France
32 1993 Taipei, Chinese Taipei
31 1991 Amsterdam, Netherlands
30 1989 Birmingham, United Kingdom
29 1988 Sydney, Australia
28 1985 Osaka, Japan
27 1983 Linz, Austria
26 1981 Atlanta, USA
25 1979 Cork, Ireland
24 1978 Busan, Korea
23 1977 Utrecht, Netherlands
22 1975 Madrid, Spain
21 1973 Munich, Germany
20 1971 Gijón, Spain
19 1970 Tokyo, Japan
18 1969 Brussels, Belgium
17 1968 Bern, Switzerland
16 1967 Madrid, Spain
15 1966 Utrecht, Netherlands
14 1965 Glasgow, United Kingdom
13 1964 Lisbon, Portugal
12 1963 Dublin, Ireland
11 1962 Gijón, Spain
10 1961 Duisburg, Germany
09 1960 Barcelona, Spain
08 1959 Modena, Italy
07 1958 Brussels, Belgium
06 1957 Madrid, Spain
05 1956 Madrid, Spain
04 1955 Madrid, Spain
03 1953 Madrid, Spain
02 1951 Madrid, Spain
01 1950 Madrid, Spain