Podcasts about worldskills

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Frédéric Zurylo, prof passionné en lycée professionnel à La Réunion, accompagne chaque année les élèves de la filière carrosserie pour représenter le territoire réunionnais dans l'aventure des WorldSkills, la Compétition des métiers. Dépassement de soi, esprit d'équipe, mobilité, fierté retrouvée… Son témoignage vous plonge dans une expérience humaine forte, où le métier de la carrosserie devient un vecteur d'excellence. Une aventure collective qui transforme des vies et ouvre des possibles.Ces épisodes Extra classe peuvent vous intéresser :Les médaillés d'or de l'usinage - Les Énergies scolaires #82.Former à l'excellence en lycée agricole - Les Énergies scolaires #120.Le site Worldskills France pour en savoir plus sur la Compétition des métiers.La Compétition des métiers Worldskills sur education.gouv.fr.Et nous vous rappelons qu'il y a désormais Entre profs, le nouveau rendez-vous Extra classe le premier mercredi de chaque mois, qui propose de répondre en moins de 3 minutes aux questionnements et problématiques rencontrés tout au long de l'année.Vous aussi, vous avez des questions ? Envoyez-les-nous !Extra classe à écouter et à partager sur toutes vos plateformes d'écoute :https://smartlink.ausha.co/extra-classeExtra classe, des podcasts produits par Réseau Canopé. Émission préparée et réalisée par : Louis Compoint Directrice de publication : Marie-Caroline Missir Coordination et production : Hélène Audard, Magali Devance Mixage : Myriam Naciri Voix additionnelle : Magali Devance Contactez-nous sur : contact@reseau-canope.fr © Réseau Canopé, 2025Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Insight Goes to WorldSkills Ireland 2025 event in the RDS Dublin and in this special bonus episode, Keith and Stephen bring you along for the ride.The lads walked the floor chatting with students, exhibitors, and industry representatives to capture the real buzz of an event that connects education with opportunity. From engineering and the trades, to beauty, hospitality, and horticulture, this event continues to grow each year, opening doors for school leavers while also giving industries a platform to showcase the future of their sectors.For students, it's a chance to explore exciting career pathways and see what's possible beyond the classroom. For the industry, it's about inspiring the next generation, closing skills gaps, and highlighting how diverse and rewarding these careers can be.A massive thank you to WorldSkills Ireland for the invite, we're excited to share our experience with you.Tune in now for a stripped-back look at how WorldSkills Ireland is shaping the future for students and industry alike.

In this podcast, Claudine Thoma talks about her professional path from hospitality to education and why she decided to pursue her passion for the hospitality field as a young woman.  She also discusses hospitality and hospitality education in Luxembourg, her native country and how she successfully stepped outside of her hospitality business passion into her new passion for hospitality education.   In addition, Claudine shares her insights into how the hospitality field is evolving and why hospitality education needs to keep up with these changes.  Claudine also explains how young people can prepare for successful careers in hospitality and tourism.   Claudine Thoma is a passionate teacher with a demonstrated history of working in the hospitality industry. She is currently a Hospitality Management lecturer at Hotel and Tourism School in Luxembourg along with being the Hotel Reception Expert for EuroSkills this year and WorldSkills next year in Lyon, France. Claudine has an extensive background in hospitality and has worked in Rome, Brussels, and France.  She is skilled in Event Management & Commercial Management and has a strong operational experience with over 16 years of experience in luxury hospitality companies, but above all, she loves challenges!     

In this inspiring episode, Toni Neary sits down with industry champion Clint Smith of Mastercam. From his start as a mold maintenance technician to CNC programmer and now a leader in education and workforce development, Clint shares his incredible journey and passion for shaping the next generation of manufacturing professionals. Fresh from SkillsUSA Nationals, Clint and Toni dive into the impact of competitions like SkillsUSA, WorldSkills, and Project MFG. Clint gives an insider's look at what it takes to mentor and support students on a global stage, why these contests matter so much to the industry, and how they build not just technical abilities—but confidence, teamwork, and resilience. Whether you're an educator, employer, or student, this episode will leave you recharged and reminded why investing in skilled trades matters more than ever.

After more than two years and 10,000+ downloads of 50 Shades of Hospitality Podcasts, your producers and hosts, Egidio Marcato and Crystal Forest Cavin discuss their motivation and passion for creating a global hospitality podcast.  In this podcast Egidio and Crystal are pleased to announce their future collaboration with Mauricio Schuler and his company, Schulering HUB.  Schulering HUB, is all about passion for the hospitality industry, education, life-long learning and using strong networks to share information and inspire.  Their mission statement says it all: “To innovate and elevate the hospitality work and learning experience, making it more personalized, flexible, and transparent.”50 Shades of Hospitality is dedicated to learning from industry players around the world. The podcasts are a series of interviews with international hospitality and tourism industry professionals. Guests are prompted to share their personal experiences, as well as analyse the current trends, technology and innovations. The goal of 50 Shades of Hospitality is to inspire people in the field and to encourage young people to join this exciting industry. We are committed to evaluating the current educational and training opportunities for industry professionals in the hopes of finding solutions to the challenges the industry is now facing.   Egidio Marcato is from the Veneto region of Italy, has had a prestigious career in hospitality and hospitality education. Egidio studied hotel management in Abano Terme and received a Master in Business Administration from Endicott College in the US. He has worked for over four decades to promote the profession of hotel receptionist and co-founded the Swiss AICR competition for best receptionist known as the Bucherer Trophy.  In 2015 he was appointed president of the jury for the David Campbell Trophy (world's best receptionist award).  In recognition of his vast experience and expertise, SwissSkills appointed him Swiss expert/coach at WorldSkills and EuroSkills for the profession of hotel receptionist. In 2020, he founded his own company, the Swiss Hospitality Guild, a training centre for those wishing to excel in the art of hospitality. Crystal Forest Cavin is a native of California and began working in the hospitality and tourism industries in 1973 in the San Francisco Bay Area.  She holds a Bachelor's degree in History from San Francisco State University and a Master's degree in Education and Educational Technology from the University of San Francisco. Since 1986 she has taught English and Geopolitics at several prestigious schools in Switzerland, including the Swiss Polytechnic University (EPFL), Glion Hospitality Management School (GIHE) and the Geneva Hotel School (Ecole Hôtelière de Genève).In 2021, Crystal began coaching candidates for SwissSkills, EuroSkills and WorldSkills. She is also a judge for the SwissSkills Hotel Reception competition in Bern.  

In this podcast, we speak to Carmen Többen who won the WorldSkills Gold Medal for best receptionist in Lyon, France last year.  After winning the Gold Medal at the SwissSkills competition in Bern in 2022 and the EuroSkills Gold Medal in Gdansk, Poland in 2023, Carmen used those exceptional experiences to win gold in Lyon. Carmen walks us through the prestigious WorldSkills competition by describing the different tasks she had to perform and explains how she trained for these four, very intense days.   We question Carmen on how she trained and managed to stay focused under immense pressure and how these competitions demand both physical and mental preparation.   Carmen also describes the comradery that these competitions create and how being able to compete against young people from around the world was a reward in itself. By sharing some memorable moments and talking us through the past three years of intensive training, our listeners can better understand how becoming the World's best receptionist demanded perseverance, confidence and a very strong network of support not only from her family, but also from the hotels that Carmen worked in during these competitions.  While working at the Baur au Lac, one of Zurich's most luxurious hotels, Carmen received first-class job training and the staff were thrilled to learn that she had won gold in Lyon. Carmen Többen studied at the Schulhotel Regina in Interlaken, Switzerland and received a Swiss Federal certificate as a Hotel Communication Specialist and went on to work at hotels in Thun and in Zermatt.  In 2023 she joined the Baur au Lac in Zurich as a hotel receptionist and went on to become a Front Office Supervisor.  In September of this year, she will continue her education by starting a Bachelor Degree in Hotel Management at the Lucerne Hotel School.     

Today's guest, Louise Azzopardi, didn't just fall into the automotive world. She ran toward it, with confidence and clarity most of us didn't have at 15. From her earliest days wrenching in rail yards and truck shops to standing on the world stage as the first woman to compete (and win gold) at Australia's WorldSkills nationals, Louise has never followed the conventional path. She didn't just want to work in the trades; she wanted to change them.After enduring bullying, sexism, and mental health challenges, Louise stepped into something more powerful than technical mastery; coaching, mentoring, and equipping tradespeople with the emotional tools they were never taught. Now the host of Anxious Tradeswoman (Building Confidence), a life coach, and a global speaker, Louise is on a mission to make the trades a place where everyone, regardless of gender, background, or body size, can thrive.In this episode, we cover:

Ziema nav šķērslis remonta darbiem! Kas jāņem vērā gada aukstajā laikā, veicot remonta darbus mājoklī un kādas gudrības jāliek lietā, lai par paveikto būtu prieks arī citos gadalaikos, interesējamies raidījumā Kā labāk dzīvot. Stāsta Rīgas Mākslas un mediju tehnikuma profesionālās izglītības pedagoģes Sandra Miklašēvica un Gunita Ķēniņa, kā šī paša tehnikuma 4.kursa audzēkne profesijā "Apdares darbu tehniķis", "Worldskills 2024 Lyon" dalībniece nominācijā "Flīzēšana" Elza Petruņko. Viens no darbiem, ko var izdarīt ziemā, ir pielikt grīdlīstes, kas bieži vien pēc lielajiem darbiem istabas stūrī gaida vairākus gadus, kad tās pieliks. Meklējot meistarus kādu darbu veikšanai, raidījuma viešņas iesaka labāk uzklausīt citu ieteikumus, nevis paļauties un interneta portālos pieejamiem sludinājumiem, kas piedāvā darbus veikt. Var arī vērsties specializētos veikalos un vaicāt meistara palīdzību konkrētā darbā, bet tas nebūs lēti.

Join me as I sit down with Brady Kroll, a young plumber who's taken his skills from small-town Minnesota to the world stage. We dive into his journey through SkillsUSA and WorldSkills, what it's like to compete globally in plumbing, and the lessons he's learned about craftsmanship and the future of the trades. This episode is packed with insights for anyone passionate about plumbing and the next generation of skilled labor! _________________________________________________________________________________________________ A big thank you to HighLevel for sponsoring this episode of The Trade Talks! If you're looking to streamline your business and elevate your marketing efforts, try HighLevel with a 30-day free trial. Get started today at https://www.gohighlevel.com/roger-wakefield _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Walid, Raoul Reyers, mais aussi Louise Denef et Michël Albas (qui ne sont pas originaires de très loin) sont toute la semaine pour découvrir Seraing, une ville où passé industriel et renouveau urbain se mêlent avec caractère ! Ici, l'histoire s'écrit en lettres d'acier et de cristal, dans l'ombre des hauts fourneaux de John Cockerill et sous l'éclat intemporel du Val Saint-Lambert. Toute la bande (re)découvre Seraing, mais joue aussi, en compagnie de Gabriel et Salvatore, et parle Meuse, margarine, machine à café, terrier de lapin et signification du mot ramadan ! Et on part à la rencontre de Francis Hourant, nouveau président (belge) de Wordlskills, une organisation mondiale qui organise des événements de découverte des compétences pour les filières et métiers techniques, technologiques et scientifiques. Des centaines de jeunes participent aux compétitions et font ces métiers essentiels et magnifiques, Francis Hourant a de nombreuses belles histoires à raconter ! https://worldskills.org/ Merci pour votre écoute Salut les copions, c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 16h à 17h sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes de Salut les copions sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/19688 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Natalia Rojas se prepara para una competencia en Francia. Tiene la disciplina de un atleta de alto rendimiento, pero su entrenamiento no es para competir en ningún deporte; en cambio,  representa a Colombia en los WorldSkills, las “olimpiadas” de los oficios. Esta es una historia sobre la disciplina, la perseverancia y la atención al detalle.

In this episode of the Arch Junkies podcast, host Jason interviews Ben, a fabrication expert from Belgium, who shares insights into innovative techniques in stage construction using Sigmund fabrication tables. Ben discusses the importance of preparation, precision, and adapting to new methods in the workshop. He emphasizes the investment in quality equipment and the organization of tools to enhance productivity. The conversation also touches on the welding techniques used in building large structures for major artists and the rewarding experience of seeing their work come to life at concerts. In this engaging conversation, Jason and Ben discuss various aspects of the welding industry, including major trade shows like Fabtech and Schweiss und Schneider, the importance of networking, innovations in welding apparel, and the significance of competitions like WorldSkills. They also delve into leadership challenges in motivating younger welders and the future of fabrication techniques, highlighting the role of companies like Stageco in building impressive stages for events. The discussion emphasizes the community aspect of welding and the shared passion for the craft. Follow Ben on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/the_steelhouse?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== Check out his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@the_steelhouse Connect with Ben on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-peeters-b54013179?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3Bqh3YA9jrRDOQkDj6jAcGmg%3D%3D     Arc Junkies Podcast: Instagram: @Arcjunkiespodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@arcjunkiespodcast9253 Email: Show@arcjunkies.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-becker-45407b72?lipi=urn%3Ali%3Apage%3Ad_flagship3_profile_view_base_contact_details%3BKipEwR3uQXCmCjaEfNzo6w%3D%3D Arc Junkies Website: https://arcjunkies.com Arc junkies Merch: https://shop.threadmob.com/arcjunkie/shop/home Underground Metal Works: https://www.underground-metalworks.com/   Friends of the Show: Outlaw Leather LLC Outlawleather.com Instagram: @outlawleatherusa Use ARCJUNKIES for 15% off all in-stock leather goods SendCutSend Instagram: @SendCutSend Save 15% off Online: https://sendcutsend.com/arcjunkies/   Everlast Welders Instagram: @everlastwelders  YouTube: Everlast Welders         Online: https://bit.ly/37xJstI Use Codeword ARCJUNKIES at checkout to get upgraded to a free Nova Foot Pedal and TIG Torch with the purchase of any machine that comes with a stock foot pedal and TIG Torch. ISOTUNES: Instagram: @isotunesaudio Online: https://shop.isotunes.com/arcjunkies10.  Use ARCJUNKIES10 at checkout and save $10 on your purchase    

During PHCC CONNECT 2024, PHC News Editor Steve Smith sat down with Brady Kroll, who represented the United States at the 2024 WorldSkills Competition this September in Lyon, France! Tune in as they discuss Brady's experience participating in the plumbing and heating competition, how he trained for the event, why he entered the skilled trades, and what lies ahead for the 22-year-old tradesman. 

À la découverte du savoir-faire français aux WorldSkills 2024

Was haben Julian Nagelsmann und Kai Laugsch gemeinsam? Sie sind beide Mitte 30 – und sie sind beide Bundestrainer: Der eine arbeitet für die DFB-Auswahl, der andere für die AM-Nationalmannschaft. (DFB steht für Deutscher Fußballbund, AM steht für Additive Manufacturing, also 3D-Druck.) Beide Männer sind maximal motiviert – und trotzdem gingen sie jeweils mit leeren Händen aus den jüngsten, internationalen Wettbewerben hervor. Dennoch haben beide auch gewonnen: An Sympathie und an Erfahrung. Was sie unterscheidet: Über Nagelsmann wurde zuletzt fast alles gesagt. Über Laugsch noch nicht. Deshalb kommt der Südwestfale in der aktuellen Folge des Podcasts „Druckwelle“ zu Wort. Der 36-Jährige schildert, wie die Weltmeisterschaft der Berufe, die „WorldSkills 2024“, verliefen. Sein besonderes Augenmerk gilt dabei natürlich dem AM-Team. „Unser Finalist in Lyon, Fabian Eisenschink von der Krones AG, erreichte am Ende den 9. Platz.“ Dies sei unter den gegebenen Voraussetzungen höchst respektabel. „Asiatische Teilnehmer werden für den Wettbewerb von ihren Unternehmen über Monate weitestgehend freigestellt.“ Auch sei die gestellte Hardware eher in Fernost im Einsatz – weniger in Europa. Auf der Druckwelle erklärt der Trainer, welche anspruchsvollen Aufgaben es im Rahmen der sechstägigen WM zu lösen galt – und warum die deutsche Nationalmannschaft beim nächsten Wettbewerb gewinnen wird…

Cette conversation explore le concours WorldSkills, en se concentrant particulièrement sur le secteur du cloud. Seb, l'animateur, présente Jonathan Bruneau et Brandon Ancelin, qui partagent leurs expériences et leurs connaissances sur le concours. Ils discutent de l'histoire de WorldSkills, du rôle d'AWS, de la structure du concours et des compétences nécessaires pour réussir. Jonathan partage son parcours personnel, sa préparation et les défis techniques qu'il a rencontrés lors du concours. La conversation met en évidence les opportunités que WorldSkills offre aux jeunes professionnels de l'industrie du cloud et se conclut par un encouragement pour les futurs participants.

Send us a textIn this episode, we are grateful to have spoken with Trevor Schwenke, CEO of WorldSkills Australia, Liam Cochrane of Construction Training Fund (WorldSkills Australia Volunteer) and Jacob Dixon, National Australian Champion for Tiling.WorldSkills has enabled young people to showcase their trade skills and talents since 1981.Their skills-based competitions operate at regional, national, and international levels and are aligned to National Training Packages, Apprenticeships Australia, and Jobs Australia Schemes. They promote and build a skills culture, celebrate excellence and showcase vocational education and training. I trust you'll enjoy listening to and watching this episode as much as I enjoyed learning more about WorldSkills and speaking with Trevor, Liam and Jacob, especially as they recently embarked on a trip to Lyon in France to compete on the world stage. Go, the Skillaroos!If you want to connect with our guests, here are their details:Website: https://www.worldskills.org.au/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/worldskillsau/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WorldSkillsAUNotable Mentions: Liam Cochran: https://ctf.wa.gov.au/Jacob Dixon: https://www.facebook.com/NextLevelTileandStone/Support the showIf you'd like to be a part of the show or have any feedback, contact us at: tilingconnect@gmail.comListen or Follow: LinktreeReview: Apple Podcast Share: SpotifyWatch: YouTubeSubscribe: Buzzsprout

Le Solognot Enzo Vauquelin a décroché la médaille d'excellence le 10 septembre dernier à Lyon lors des Worldskill dans la catégorie carroserie-tôlerie. Il revient sur une année intense qui a mené à cette distinction. Un reportage réalisé par Bastien Bougeard.

Tim Oberli is currently the Front Desk Manager at the world famous Bürgenstock Resort near Lucerne, Switzerland. He is also the current World Skills Vice Champion of Hotel Reception.  In this podcast, Tim describes first becoming the Swiss Skills champion and subsequently his participation in the World Skills competition last year in October in Montreux, Switzerland.   Tim describes his experience in Montreux and the lasting impressions he has from participating in this important event.  He recognises the importance of his support team and family during a increasingly demanding preparation for this three-day event. He also talks about the mental and physical challenges of competition and how he learned how to overcome moments of doubt and stress.   Finally, Tim talks about the support he received from his team at the Bürgenstock and how his employment at the reception desk was a vital part of his competition performance.  He also shares his impressions of meeting competitors from around the world and the lasting friendships that he developed with the other contestants. 

Ce matin, nous visiterons un vignoble emmêlé dʹarbres, nous gouterons au yogourt végétal et local et nous percerons le mystère du bédégar. Nous parlerons aussi des deux jeunes paysagistes suisses qui ont ramené une médaille dʹor du concours mondial des apprentis. Autour de leur cou, il nʹy a pas la médaille dʹor des WorldSkills. Pourtant, cʹest le trio champion toutes catégories en matière de casse-têtes au jardin : Sarah, Emile et Delphine vous répondent en direct de 6h à 9h au 058 134 0 134. Les chroniqueurs.euses du jour : Emile Galland Delphine Girod Vallotton Sarah Germanier

Join Stephen Buckley and Keith Delahan on their award winning podcast, where on this episode they remotely link in with building heroes ambassador and BIM Technologist Liam Roche on The Overload Segment. Liam shares his remarkable experience at the WorldSkills competition in Lyon, France. The conversation delves into the scale of the event, the performance of the Irish team, and the importance of promoting trades and skills among youth. , highlighting how these elements shape the experiences of the participants. Liam emphasizes the significance of using his platform to inspire the next generation of skilled workers. On The Special Guest Segment, Derek Jennings and Kieran Mullen from The Let Christy Take It Podcast join the lads in studio to discuss their podcast journey and the impact it has had on them. They share personal stories about their childhood, the evolution of their podcast, and memorable experiences with notable guests. The discussion also touches on the challenges of teaching in a digital age, the significance of martial arts in instilling discipline, and their love for pop culture and how it has shaped their friendship. The episode concludes with film recommendations and light-hearted banter about music and life lessons. To learn more about Let Christy Take It, Check out their Instagram page @letchristytakeit_podcast and press on their bio. To learn more about Liam, check out liamr_architecture. To learn more about the podcast, head over to Instagram @inisghtthestrippedback podcast and press on our bio

Ce vendredi 20 septembre, Jérôme Tichit a reçu Franck Le Roux, DG du comité d'organisation de Worldskills 2024, Lucas Perret, membre de l'équipe de France (tournage sur commande numérique), Florence Poivey, présidente de WorldSkills France, Marie-Christine Oghly, vice-présidente de WorldSkills France, et Nicolas Walionis, vice-président du Medef Lyon-Rhône, dans l'émission La France a tout pour réussir sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission le vendredi et le samedi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Many countries are experiencing a growing skills gap – what can be done to address the issue? WorldSkills, the largest international skills competition, aims to help. Held every two years, it sees more than 1,400 talented young people compete in 62 different technical disciplines, from Cloud Computing and 3D Game Design to Plumbing and Floristry. The aim is to show off the importance of skills-based learning and to make technical and vocational professions more attractive to school leavers. The OECD is working with WorldSkills to ensure quality vocational schemes support the jobs of the future. OECD Editor Duncan Crawford travelled to Lyon to check out the contest. Learn more about the work of the OECD and WorldSkills here

Bern war gut vertreten an den WorldSkills in Lyon. Von der 45-köpfigen Schweizer Delegation waren zwölf alleine aus dem Kanton Bern. Und ein Drittel der Schweizer Medaillen gewannen Bernerinnen und Berner. Wir klären mit dem SwissSkills-Geschäftsführer, André Burri, warum Bern so erfolgreich ist. Weiter in der Sendung: * Der Herbsteinbruch in der Schweiz kam heftig, die Temperaturen fielen schnell. Was bedeutet das für die Berner Energiezentrale Forsthaus und ihre Fernwärmeproduktion?

Unwetter-Katastrophe im polnischen Städtchen Kłodzko, Nationalrat debattiert über Abschaffung der Heiratsstrafe, Schweiz holt 7 Goldmedaillen an den «Worldskills» in Lyon

Mutmasslicher Brandstifter vom Solothurner Wasseramt vor Gericht, Lokalradio und Tageszeitung in Fribourg lancieren gemeinsame Digitalplattform, Berner Berufstalente räumen fünf Medaillen an den «Worldskills» ab

Visa-free travellers going to the UK will have to get permission prior to their visit as the government expands its Electronic Travel Authorisation, or ETA, scheme to all visitors. A similar plan is also in the pipeline for the European Union. Plus, the Olympics may be over but the medal race continues. Around 1,400 people from nearly 70 countries are taking part in the 47th edition of the WorldSkills competition that's underway in the French city of Lyon. 

Heute starten in Lyon die «Worldskills», die Weltmeisterschaft der Berufsleute. 1500 Jugendliche zeigen in fast 60 Berufen, was sie können. Zwei von ihnen sind zu Gast im Tagesgespräch: Die Hotelkommunikationsfachfrau Carmen Többen und der Konstrukteur Luis Salzmann. Insgesamt ist die Schweiz mit 45 Wettkämpferinnen und Wettkämpfer vor Ort. Die letzten Monate seien streng gewesen, sagt Luis Salzmann. Er habe die Lehre abgeschlossen, die Berufsmatura gemacht und gleichzeitig die «Worldskills» vorbereitet. Er freue sich nun auf den Wettkampf. Die stärkste Konkurrenz erwartet er aus Asien, doch er geht davon aus, dass er kreativer auf Aufgaben reagieren könne, die vom Erwarteten abweichen, als seine Konkurrenz. Auch Carmen Többen hat sich intensiv vorbereitet. Sie wird an den Wettkämpfen mit Schauspielern konfrontiert sein, die sie an der Reception mit besonderen Problemen aufs Glatteis führen wollen Der ganze Aufwand lohne sich, sagt sie. Sich international beweisen zu können, zu zeigen, dass sie bereit seien, die Extrameile zu gehen, würde ihnen in der weiteren Karriere helfen.

Die deutsche Regierung hat am Montag eine massive Verschärfung der Grenzkontrollen angekündigt. Im Kampf gegen irreguläre Migration und Terrorismus sollen vorübergehend sämtliche Grenzen Deutschlands kontrolliert werden. Was heisst das für die Schweiz? Weitere Themen: - Milliardenstrafen für Apple und Google - Bundesgericht stärkt Vermietern den Rücken - Wohnungsbau: Nationalrat will Lärmschutz weniger stark lockern - Grossbritannien kämpft mit überfüllten Gefängnissen - Südafrika: Ein Mutter-Tochter-Duo erobert die Fashion Week - Tagesgespräch: Jugendliche geben alles für die «Worldskills»

A Nova Scotian woman is heading to the WorldSkills Competition in Lyon, France, next week, to compete in the culinary category. Olivia Sewell, who is from Tantallon, is a recent Nova Scotia Community College culinary graduate, and she is one of 1,500 competitors from around the world to be selected to participate in what is the Olympics of the trade industry.

Der Kanton hat die Bewilligung des Bafu für den Abschuss eines Wolfsrudels und zwei Dritteln der Jungtiere erhalten. Ab morgen können 22 Welpen in sieben Rudeln sowie das Vorabrudel geschossen werden. Zudem hat der Kanton ein Gesuch für den Abschuss der Rudel Lenzerhorn und Fuorn eingereicht. Weitere Themen: * Nach dem Unwetter vor rund zwei Monaten ist die Autobahn A13 seit heute wieder zweispurig befahrbar. * Nach Recherchen von Tamedia wird in der Schweiz über Vorlagen abgestimmt, die mit gefälschten Unterschriften illegal zustande gekommen sind. Die Unterschriftenbogen werden von den Gemeinden kontrolliert. Im Gespräch mit der Verantwortlichen der Stadt Chur. * An den WorldSkills in Lyon kämpfen rund 1500 Teilnehmer um Medaillen, darunter auch der Bündner Luca Hubmann. Ein Einblick in seine letzten Vorbereitungen.

On today's show, a Little Rock-based physician recounts the devastation he witnessed on a medical mission trip to Gaza. Also, the Small Business Administration is setting up shop in western Benton County. Plus, we learn how a chef prepares for an international culinary competition.

Welcoming over 24,000 students across 300 secondary schools through its doors last year, WorldSkills Ireland returns this September to promote skills and apprenticeship careers and opportunities for young people as they navigate future options following secondary education. A Government and Industry led event, WorldSkills Ireland 2024 is taking place from the 25th - 27th September 2024 at the RDS, Simmonscourt, and will build upon the success of previous events, when thousands of visitors, including students and their parents, gathered to see first-hand the wealth of career options available. Announcing the return of the event, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Patrick O'Donovan was joined by past WorldSkills Ireland competitors. Minister O'Donovan comments: "Once again, WorldSkills Ireland will celebrate the best of Irish skills opportunities, with competitors from up to 30 disciplines showcasing the best of their skills and professions. It is a brilliant opportunity for young people from all over the country to explore the variety of skills-based career paths available to them, from traditional fields, like construction and mechanics, to newer areas, such as financial services, green skills and retrofitting. I hear consistent messages from employers in areas of skills demand, so it's great to see events like WorldSkills returning, benefitting both students and employers from across Ireland." Running concurrently with Higher Options, both events aim to raise the profile and recognition of skills and apprenticeships, preparing the talent of today for the careers of the future. Supported by industry partners, SISK, Construction Industry Federation, ESB Networks, Bus Eireann, Dublin Bus and Autodesk, the event is a partnership between enterprise, industry, education, training, and government. Commenting on the broader impact of the event, Ray English, WorldSkills Ireland-Chair/Technical Delegate, adds: "The skills shortage is one of the major challenges across all sectors today. Simply put, we need more skilled people across multiple sectors, and this event reflects the collective support from education, industry, and government. "Skills drive the future, and WorldSkills Ireland 2024 will be a true showcase of the 'best in class' across many different disciplines, offering young people a wealth of options as they transition from secondary education into the workforce." Plans are underway for the 2024 event, and it's been confirmed that the National Skills finals will be taking place at the event showcasing more than 30 varied skills in a competitive setting. WorldSkills Ireland 2024 is set to inspire the next generation of skilled young people to follow their passions, interests, and talents. For further information on WorldSkills Ireland, please see www.worldskillsireland.ie or follow WorldSkills Ireland on social media.

An Irish team of cybersecurity experts has triumphed over Australia, Korea, Hong Kong, Chinese Taipei (Taiwan), and Singapore to take Gold at the WorldSkills Global Skills Challenge 2024, hosted by WorldSkills Australia. Mark Drinan and Luke Woodside, guided by Dr George O'Mahony of Munster Technological University (MTU), overcame fierce competition from several nations renowned for their cybersecurity expertise. The victory marks the first time an Irish team has triumphed in an official World Skills Competition in Cybersecurity, with Ireland first entering the cybersecurity skill in 2021. Team Ireland is now setting its sights on the upcoming WorldSkills International Cybersecurity Competition (Skill 54) in Lyon this September as part of WorldSkills Team Ireland. The Challenge As part of the Global Skills Challenge, the teams were put into the scenario of a real-world cyber-attack on a fictitious company that was started based on a rogue malicious USB and insider threat. Over three days the teams had to run digital forensics on an infected end-user computer, each team also had to create reports including a technical brief, a timeline of the cyber-attack, a report for the media and a report for the board of directors. This competition was about accurately identifying what happened and providing real-world preventative measures and recommendations. The Team Team Cybersecurity for WorldSkills Ireland consists of Mark Drinan, a recent graduate from the Cybersecurity Masters at MTU and an engineer at IBM, and Luke Woodside, a graduate from TUS (Technological University Shannon) and Managing Director of Woodside Networks. Mark and Luke beat out stiff competition in regional competitions to make the national team. The team was trained and mentored by MTU Cybersecurity Lecturer and WorldSkills Ireland Expert for Cybersecurity Dr George O'Mahony. The team trained on and competed nationally using MTU's Cyber Range, a state-of-the-art cybersecurity platform unique to Ireland. The facility enables simulations of cyber-attacks on virtual organisations, providing invaluable training for students, researchers, and industry professionals without risking real-world damage or outages. Professor Maggie Cusack, President of MTU, said, "MTU's leadership in cybersecurity education, research and innovation, mentorship and training ensures that our graduates and trainees have the skills, capabilities and confidence to succeed at the highest levels in Ireland and globally. On behalf of everyone at MTU, I am delighted to congratulate our Team Ireland members on their extraordinary achievement of winning gold at the WorldSkills cybersecurity challenge." Dr. George O'Mahony - Cybersecurity Lecturer & Researcher at Cyber Skills at MTU and WorldSkills Ireland Expert Skill 54 - Cybersecurity, said, "This win is a great example of the work Ireland's cybersecurity academics and experts are doing in preparing young Irish professionals to compete on the world stage. It highlights the calibre of talent being produced and the strong pipeline of skilled cybersecurity professionals available in Ireland. The win is a great boost to the team and a big step along their training and upskilling journey. The work Mark and Luke have put in has been a testament to their drive and determination." Mark Drinan, Team Ireland, said, "I am incredibly proud to represent my country and bring home a Gold Medal for Ireland. This medal represents Ireland's commitment to investing in high-quality, practical cybersecurity education." Michael Hourihan (MTU) - WorldSkills Ireland Official Delegate - "This win highlights the positive outcomes that result when skills and technological careers are recognised and promoted at national and international levels. Congratulations to our competitors Luke Woodside and Mark Drinan and to our Cyber Security expert George O'Mahony." Ray English (TUD) - WorldSkills Ireland Chair-Technical Delegate - "The Global Skills Challenge held in Melbourne an...

HortWeek is delighted to present the Cultivate Your Future podcast, in partnership with the Colegrave Seabrook Foundation and sponsors MorePeople.At a time when horticulture needs to encourage a new wave of young people to come into the industry, this podcast is designed to highlight the multiple and varied career opportunities available.Hear from people who have found their way into their chosen career through different paths, what their job involves and what it means to them.This week Neville Stein speaks to Anna Mcloughlin, a recent graduate from the College of Agriculture Food & Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) in Northern Ireland.Anna took home the Gold award at APL WorldSkills national finals which took place in November 2023 in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Very recently Anna has also been recognised by the Association of Professional Landscapers as a 'rising star' in the sector. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host David Johnson as he dives into the world of welding with award-winning welder Jordan Packer on this episode of Long Live the Trades. Jordan shares his journey from competing at WorldSkills and winning bronze to starting his own business, Kickstart Welding. From central Utah to Cleveland, Ohio, Jordan takes us behind the scenes of the intense training process and the exhilarating experience of competing on a global stage. He also offers valuable advice for those interested in pursuing skilled trades or competing at WorldSkills.

Robin Clevett has recoded this show at CITB's SkillBuild finals in Milton Keynes so that he can put himself in the shoes of a finalist and find out what it's like to be one of the final eight competing to win

This is a bonus episode taken from our business show How to be a CEO. Click this link to hear the full thing. The boss of IBM's trailblazing apprenticeship programme, Jenny Taylor MBE, joins us to talk about education and employment opportunities for the next generation. As part of our new Step Up campaign, this episode was recorded ahead of the Evening Standard and WorldSkills forum with employers and education leaders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The trades can take you places you have never been before, including an international skilled trades competition! Tune in to this episode of Learnings and Missteps with Louise Azzopardi, a heavy vehicle mechanic turned life coach, mentor, and motivational speaker based in Sydney, Australia.Louise was the first woman to compete in Heavy Vehicle Mechanics at the WorldSkills International Competition. If anyone knows the value of discovering what you don't know, it's Louise.What started as a career in the trades evolved into using her experience to support other tradeswomen in overcoming self-doubt and feeling confident in everything they do.If you remember one thing from this conversation, remember this bit of wisdom: Every choice can be a good choice and every option can be a good option.What You'll Learn in This Episode:·       Louise's unique journey into the trades.·       What it's like to transition from high school to an apprenticeship in heavy vehicle mechanics.·       Tips and advice for apprentices learning a new trade.·       How everything you accomplish (and don't accomplish) is because of your mindset.·       Did earning potential influence your decision to enter the trades vs. college?·       Louise's experience competing at the WorldSkills Competition.·       College vs. Trades: Which is the better option?·       Navigating imposter syndrome, sexual harassment, and sexism as a woman in the trades.·       What led Louise to become a life coach.Louise has two Learnings and Missteps: You're still worthy despite your “mistakes” & Look before you do something.“Don't waste your time pretending to know everything because that's preventing you from learning everything.” – Louise AzzopardiThis episode's show notes were written by Kayla MacEachernTo connect, email her at kaymaceachern@gmail.comConnect with Louise: Visit her website: http://louiseazzopardi.com Connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-azzopardi-699072126  Read more on the Learnings and Missteps Blog: https://www.depthbuilder.com/blogResources Mentioned: SkillsUSA: https://www.skillsusa.org WorldSkills Competition: https://worldskills.orgEngage with a community of Industry Professionals focused on expanding their leadership skills: https://www.depthbuilder.com/emotional-bungee-jumpers  Get yourself a sample of the Lean & Love Reflection Guide with journal prompts that help you focus on your most important relationships: https://www.depthbuilder.com/reflection-guide Check out my NEW book, Lean & Love – 5S Love Letters: A #NoBS Look Into How Your Relationships Create #RipplesOfImpact at https://www.depthbuilder.com/5s For all other links and resources, check out my Bio Link:  http://depthbuilder.bio.link 

The trades can take you places you have never been before, including an international skilled trades competition! Tune in to this episode of Learnings and Missteps with Louise Azzopardi, a heavy vehicle mechanic turned life coach, mentor, and motivational speaker based in Sydney, Australia.Louise was the first woman to compete in Heavy Vehicle Mechanics at the WorldSkills International Competition. If anyone knows the value of discovering what you don't know, it's Louise.What started as a career in the trades evolved into using her experience to support other tradeswomen in overcoming self-doubt and feeling confident in everything they do.If you remember one thing from this conversation, remember this bit of wisdom: Every choice can be a good choice and every option can be a good option.What You'll Learn in This Episode:·       Louise's unique journey into the trades.·       What it's like to transition from high school to an apprenticeship in heavy vehicle mechanics.·       Tips and advice for apprentices learning a new trade.·       How everything you accomplish (and don't accomplish) is because of your mindset.·       Did earning potential influence your decision to enter the trades vs. college?·       Louise's experience competing at the WorldSkills Competition.·       College vs. Trades: Which is the better option?·       Navigating imposter syndrome, sexual harassment, and sexism as a woman in the trades.·       What led Louise to become a life coach.Louise has two Learnings and Missteps: You're still worthy despite your “mistakes” & Look before you do something.“Don't waste your time pretending to know everything because that's preventing you from learning everything.” – Louise AzzopardiThis episode's show notes were written by Kayla MacEachernTo connect, email her at kaymaceachern@gmail.comConnect with Louise: Visit her website: http://louiseazzopardi.com Connect with her on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-azzopardi-699072126  Read more on the Learnings and Missteps Blog: https://www.depthbuilder.com/blogResources Mentioned: SkillsUSA: https://www.skillsusa.org WorldSkills Competition: https://worldskills.orgEngage with a community of Industry Professionals focused on expanding their leadership skills: https://www.depthbuilder.com/emotional-bungee-jumpers  Get yourself a sample of the Lean & Love Reflection Guide with journal prompts that help you focus on your most important relationships: https://www.depthbuilder.com/reflection-guide Check out my NEW book, Lean & Love – 5S Love Letters: A #NoBS Look Into How Your Relationships Create #RipplesOfImpact at https://www.depthbuilder.com/5s For all other links and resources, check out my Bio Link:  http://depthbuilder.bio.link 

Présentation de l'invité : Mon invité du jour était un hôtelier au parcours classique, jusqu'à ce qu'il décide de créer son propre outil. Il est désormais bien ancré dans l'environnement Startup en expérience client, en plus de ses activités bénévoles pendant lesquelles il participe à faire grandir nos métiers. Je suis ravi de l'accueillir pour en savoir plus, bonjour Bruno Lanvin. Notes et références : Hôtel Napoléon à Paris DMbook Pro Hôtel Le Cinq Codet à Paris Mathieu Pollet - CEO de Lounge Up Lounge Up - CRM hôtelier AICR : L'Amicale internationale des sous-directeurs et chefs de réception des grands hôtels Worldskills.org TEDx Talk sur le luxe expérientiel Le post LinkedIn sur les vestiaires L'épisode du Podcast avec Briance Les livres Turn the ship around - David Marquet Steven Covey - Les 7 habitudes de ceux qui réussissent tout ce qu'ils entreprennent Permission to screw up - Kristen Hadeed Pour contacter l'invité : LinkedIn Loungeup.com Aicrparis.fr Si cet épisode vous a autant passionné que moi, rejoignez-moi sur : la newsletter d'Hospitality Insiders, chaque dimanche ; mon profil Linkedin, pour poursuivre la discussion ; ou sur Instagram, pour découvrir les coulisses des enregistrements. Merci pour votre fidélité et à bientôt !

Retrouvez l'intégralité de l'épisode dès demain ! Si cet épisode vous a autant passionné que moi, rejoignez-moi sur : la newsletter d'Hospitality Insiders, chaque dimanche ; mon profil Linkedin, pour poursuivre la discussion ; ou sur Instagram, pour découvrir les coulisses des enregistrements. Merci pour votre fidélité et à bientôt !

Joining me this week is Dr. Jason Scales, Director of Global Training with Lincoln Electric. The 2022 World Skills Competition wouldn't have happened without Lincoln Electric volunteering to open their doors and host the event. Join Dr. Scales and I as we discuss the need for events like this and supporting skilled trades.    Arc Junkies Website: https://arcjunkies.com Arc junkies Merch: https://shop.threadmob.com/arcjunkie/shop/home   Friends of the Show: Rockmount Research and Alloys, Inc. Rockmountwelding.com Instagram: @Rockmountwelding Use ARCJUNKIES10 for 10% off all Abrasives and Consumables   Outlaw Leather LLC Outlawleather.com Instagram: @outlawleatherusa Use ARCJUNKIES for 15% off all in-stock leather goods                                                                               Everlast Welders Instagram: @everlastwelders  YouTube: Everlast Welders         Online: https://bit.ly/37xJstI Use Codeword ARCJUNKIES at checkout to get upgraded to a free Nova Foot Pedal and TIG Torch with the purchase of any machine that comes with a stock foot pedal and TIG Torch.   O2 Armor https://www.o2armor.com Use ARCJUNKIES10 at checkout and save 10% on your purchase Strong Hand Tools Stronghandtool.com/arcjunkies Instagram @Strong_hand_tools ISOTUNES: Instagram: @isotunesaudio Online: https://bit.ly/36s7aFj  Use ARCJUNKIES10 at checkout and save $10 on your purchase     Arc Junkies Podcast: Instagram: @Arcjunkiespodcast TIKTOK: @Arcjunkiespod Email: Show@arcjunkies.com

Joining me in this weeks episode is Chandler Vincent, the 2017 World Skills USA Medalist. Chandler and I had the opportunity to sit down and talk about the World Skills Competition, changes we'd like to see in out industry and welding education.  Checkout Chandlers Company: https://weldermade.com/ Arc Junkies Website: https://arcjunkies.com Arc junkies Merch: https://shop.threadmob.com/arcjunkie/shop/home   Friends of the Show: Rockmount Research and Alloys, Inc. Rockmountwelding.com Instagram: @Rockmountwelding Use ARCJUNKIES10 for 10% off all Abrasives and Consumables   Outlaw Leather LLC Outlawleather.com Instagram: @outlawleatherusa Use ARCJUNKIES for 15% off all in-stock leather goods                                                                               Everlast Welders Instagram: @everlastwelders  YouTube: Everlast Welders         Online: https://bit.ly/37xJstI Use Codeword ARCJUNKIES at checkout to get upgraded to a free Nova Foot Pedal and TIG Torch with the purchase of any machine that comes with a stock foot pedal and TIG Torch.   O2 Armor https://www.o2armor.com Use ARCJUNKIES10 at checkout and save 10% on your purchase Strong Hand Tools Stronghandtool.com/arcjunkies Instagram @Strong_hand_tools ISOTUNES: Instagram: @isotunesaudio Online: https://bit.ly/36s7aFj  Use ARCJUNKIES10 at checkout and save $10 on your purchase     Arc Junkies Podcast: Instagram: @Arcjunkiespodcast TIKTOK: @Arcjunkiespod Email: Show@arcjunkies.com

In this bonus Weld Wednesday Episode, I am sitting down with the World Skills Competitors from 1993 to present. These men have all Represented the USA in Welding at the World Skills Competition. The amount of talent, knowledge and skill between them is truly insane.  Resources in this episode: Welding Kits www.Weldermade.com  Information on how to get involved with AWS www.AWS.org  Email Martica Ventura for more information on Volunteering or participating in Skills Mventura@aws.org Information on Skills USA and World Skills www.Skillsusa.com   www.Worldskills.com  Arc Junkies Website: https://arcjunkies.com Arc junkies Merch: https://shop.threadmob.com/arcjunkie/shop/home Arc Junkies Podcast: Instagram: @Arcjunkiespodcast TIKTOK: @Arcjunkiespod Email: Show@arcjunkies.com

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Gabe Krebs is the competitor. Tom Wozniak is the coach. And no, we're not talking traditional sports here. Gabe is a diesel mechanic (among other things) by day, and a competitive mechanic by night. Tom has been training folks in a variety of disciplines with WorldSkills USA for years. And together, they've been prepping for Gabe to compete in international competition in China this fall. This week on Dirt Talk, host Aaron Witt chats with Gabe and Tom to discuss the path that led Gabe to his spot on the American team for the WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai in October. They discuss the trade school path and what our schools and individuals can do to build successful careers in any trade industry. Some really great education and training perspectives are shared throughout. Follow Gabe's story, he's @_gabe_krebs on IG. You can also learn more about WorldSkills at worldskillsusa.org. Don't forget you can watch or listen to Dirt Talk on the BuildWitt app! You can learn more about it at buildwitt.com/buildwitt-app. To connect with other people who listen to this show, use and search for the hashtag #betterdirtworld and join in on the conversation. If you have questions/comments/concerns, reach out to DirtTalk@buildwitt.com. Stay Dirty!

Jenn speaks to Max Huang (黃偉翔), founder of Skill for U a nonprofit organization that focuses on vocational school students and community in Taiwan, to bridge and communicate with society sharing their skills with others. Max shares with us his unconventional Taiwanese educated journey, career path, and lessons he has learned along the way that he wishes to teach the next generation. An inspiration for other vocational school students, Max is going against norms to pioneer a path for a generation of skilled talents in Taiwan to give them a voice, platform, and recognition in society. (Recorded on November 24, 2021)About Max:黃偉翔現任非營利組織 Skills for U 執行長、《技職3.0》總編輯、教育廣播電台主持人，行政院青年諮詢委員會委員。核心理念為「Improving our world with the power of skills；用技能與社會對話」，透過技能促進社會永續與共好，盼台灣走向技能大國。曾獲選WorldSkills世界12大技能新創家、《天下雜誌》新世代領袖、KEEP WALKING夢想資助計畫等。2020年獲選第58屆中華民國十大傑出青年。Episode Resources:FBVideoWebsite