ABOUT
WorldSkills Singapore
WorldSkills Singapore (WSS) is a national skills competition held
biennially to discover the best in talents among the youth in Singapore.
Outstanding performers of WSS will represent Singapore to compete in
the prestigious international-level WorldSkills Competition.
Team Singapore Internationally
Over its 62-year history, the WorldSkills Competition (WSC), organised by WorldSkills International, has come to symbolise the pinnacle of excellence in skilled trades and technologies training.
02 Albert Vidal Awards*
27 Gold Medals
09 Silver Medals
15 Bronze Medals
87 Medallions for Excellence
* The Albert Vidal Award is a prestigious award, named after the founder of WorldSkills International. This award is given to a competitor with the overall highest score out of all the competitors in all skills areas.
St Gallen, Switzerland
WorldSkills Competition 1997 (34th)
- 1 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 3 Medallion for Excellence
WorldSkills Competition 2003 (37th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 4 Medallion for Excellence
Lyon, France
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 1995 (33rd)
- 1 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 2 Medallion for Excellence
Montreal, Canada
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 1999 (35th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 4 Medallion for Excellence
Calgary, Canada
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2009 (40th)
- 1 Albert Vidal Award
- 3 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 8 Medallion for Excellence
Seoul, South Korea
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2001 (36th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 2 Silver medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 2 Medallion for Excellence
Helsinki, Finland
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2005 (38th)
- 1 Albert Vidal Award
- 2 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 3 Medallion for Excellence
Shizouka, Japan
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2007 (39th)
- 3 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 6 Medallion for Excellence
London, United Kingdom
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2011 (41th)
- 4 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 2 Bronze medal
- 7 Medallion for Excellence
Leipzig, Germany
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2013 (42th)
- 3 Gold medal
- 2 Silver medal
- 9 Medallion for Excellence
Sao Paulo, Brazil
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2015 (43th)
- 1 Silver medal
- 2 Bronze medal
- 14 Medallion for Excellence
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2017 (44th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 3 Bronze medal
- 8 Medallion for Excellence
Kazan, Russia
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2019 (45th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 2 Bronze medal
- 17 Medallion for Excellence
St Gallen, Switzerland
WorldSkills Competition 1997 (34th)
- 1 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 3 Medallion for Excellence
WorldSkills Competition 2003 (37th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 4 Medallion for Excellence
Lyon, France
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 1995 (33rd)
- 1 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 2 Medallion for Excellence
Montreal, Canada
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 1999 (35th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 4 Medallion for Excellence
Calgary, Canada
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2009 (40th)
- 1 Albert Vidal Award
- 3 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 8 Medallion for Excellence
Seoul, South Korea
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2001 (36th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 2 Silver medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 2 Medallion for Excellence
Helsinki, Finland
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2005 (38th)
- 1 Albert Vidal Award
- 2 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 3 Medallion for Excellence
Shizouka, Japan
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2007 (39th)
- 3 Gold medal
- 1 Bronze medal
- 6 Medallion for Excellence
London, United Kingdom
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2011 (41th)
- 4 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 2 Bronze medal
- 7 Medallion for Excellence
Leipzig, Germany
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2013 (42th)
- 3 Gold medal
- 2 Silver medal
- 9 Medallion for Excellence
Sao Paulo, Brazil
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2015 (43th)
- 1 Silver medal
- 2 Bronze medal
- 14 Medallion for Excellence
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2017 (44th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 3 Bronze medal
- 8 Medallion for Excellence
Kazan, Russia
WorldSkills Competition(WSC) 2019 (45th)
- 2 Gold medal
- 1 Silver medal
- 2 Bronze medal
- 17 Medallion for Excellence
Tan Ying Ying
Ying Ying joined WorldSkills to deepen her skills as a 3D artist. She finds training invaluable as it takes her out of her comfort zone. She has learnt to stay focused and calm when facing the unexpected.
Chen Yong Han John
Water Technology is a skill that encompasses different disciplines including mechanical, chemical and electrical engineering. Being a graduate from the Civil Engineering with Business course, John did not have much prior knowledge in some of these areas but through intensive training with industry practitioners and in polytechnic, he was able to progressively pick up the required skills and improve on them with time.
Ravern Koh Chan Hong
Ravern is grateful for the opportunity to participate in WorldSkills Kazan 2019, especially as he will be competing in an area that he is passionate about – the ever-evolving cybersecurity space
Noorasyiqah Binte Roseli
Noorasyiqah’s journey in hairdressing began when she was little. Her mother’s friend owned a salon, which she would visit often. She was intrigued by the wonders of hairdressing in transforming looks. A brief work stint at a salon further sparked her interest in hairdressing, prompting her to enrol in ITE’s hair fashion and design course to deepen her skills in this field.
Jerome Lim En Da
Jerome’s journey in Worldskills Singapore 2018 competition made him feel proud that he was able to take part and participate in a competition that was big scale. By participating, he got the exposure, experience and got to learn from other competitors which improved his skillsets.
