WorldSkills Australia (WSA) is a dynamic national organisation – for 25 years at the forefront of celebrating and actively promoting the standards and status of vocational training and skills excellence.

WorldSkills’ mission is to challenge young people, their teachers, trainers and employers to achieve world class standards in work skills and to promote the status of vocational education and training across Australia. Our primary means of fulfilling our purpose is through skill competitions.

WSA competitions operate on a two year cycle. Regional competitions flow into national competitions and national competition winners, if eligible, become members of the international team based on further selection criteria.

WSA is our country’s premier showcase of youth skill and trade excellence. Through a program of competitions, aligned to National Training Packages, WSA works to ensure that today’s young people have the skills and abilities to compete within the rapidly changing global marketplace.

So, if you are under 24 years of age WSA Competitions are for you! Visit the Worldskills Australia website for more information.

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