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34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Test Project for Jewellery - Prototype

34th International Youth Skills Olympics, St Gallen 1997 - Test Project for Jewellery - Prototype made by Robin Kyte, the designer

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Silver medal

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Silver medal The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Bronze medal

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Bronze medal The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Gold medal

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Gold medal The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Best of Nation medal

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Best of Nation medal The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Medal of Appreciation

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 – Medal of Appreciation The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Medallion of Excellence

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Medallion of Excellence. The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy for WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals: Gold, Silver, Bronze, Medallion of Excellence, Best of Nation. The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals: Gold, Silver, Bronze The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals:

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals: Gold, Silver, Bronze The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Set of medals: Gold, Silver, Bronze, Medallion of Excellence, Best of Nation. The centre of the WorldSkills Lyon 2024 medal design is a hexagon building block, reflecting the WorldSkills movement’s belief that skills are the building blocks of life. Lyon is represented by its emblematic Place Bellecour, Europe’s largest pedestrian square. The medals feature a majestic big wheel – the city’s iconic attraction – along with a silhouette of Louis XIV, the Sun King, whose statue can also be found in the heart of the square. Inspired by WorldSkills building blocks, six hexagons represent six skills sectors in the Competition, while also reflecting the vibrancy of WorldSkills Lyon 2024. These six sectors are further broken down into the 62 skills in the Competition, showcased on the medals as embossed dots.

Aichi (Japan) bid for hosting the 49th WorldSkills Competition – promotional bag

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - WorldSkills International promotional tote bag

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Safe vest

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - Safe vest used during the pre-competition days, when the skills competition areas were under construction

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - promotional packing for Swiss chocolate

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - promotional packing for Swiss chocolate designed by Sven Zängerle, Swiss Competitor in Graphic Design, which was a promotional gift from the Swiss Team duringteh WSC in Lyon 2024

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - promotional bag from Costa Rica

Aichi (Japan) bid for hosting the 49th WorldSkills Competition – promotional towel

At the end of the Aichi (Japan) bid presentation for hosting the 49th WorldSkills Competition at the General Assembly in Lyon, on 09/09/2024, all the Japanese delegates on stage were showing this promotional towel

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - bracelet

At the 47th WorldSkills Competition in Lyon 2024, all attendees of the Opening Ceremony received this bracelet. They all lit up as part of the show

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - badge

47th WorldSkills Competition, Lyon 2024 - badge. This badge belonged to WSI Secretariat Member and it is including, the lanyard (84x2 cm), and upgrade passes for access to different zones in the venue, according to her role during the event.

WSC Lyon 2024, Welcome bag – Luggage tag

WSC Lyon 2024, Welcome bag – Bottle

WSC Lyon 2024, Welcome bag – Pin

WSC Lyon 2024, Welcome bag – Pen

WSC Lyon 2024, Welcome bag – Notebook

WSC Lyon 2024, Welcome bag – Backpack

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