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  • WorldSkills Calgary 2009 media kit
    Media and information dossier produced for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. It includes special events information, Opening and Closing ceremonies, city cultural programme, Try-a-Skill activities, Global Skills Marketplace, WorldSkills Leaders Forum, media opportunities, schedule of events, venue maps, fact sheet, contacts, and a list of Member countries/regions.
  • Corporate brochure, WorldSkills International – Reaching the full WorldSkills potential
    Corporate brochure published by WorldSkills International outlining its strategic vision and development. The document presents the WorldSkills Movement, key milestones, and future direction, including the WorldSkills International Action Plan (2008–2011) and initiatives linked to the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009. It highlights programmes, communication platforms, awards, and partnerships with Global Industry Partners. The brochure is illustrated with images of Competitors and includes organizational information and contact details.
  • Event mini map, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009
    It includes a detailed venue map of Stampede Park, showing competition areas, skill zones, and key facilities. It also provides a schedule of events, quick facts about the Competition, information on Skill City and Global Skills Village activities, and cultural events in Calgary. Additional elements include a train map and visitor information.
  • Bid brochure, WorldSkills Madrid 2015
    Bid brochure for WorldSkills Madrid 2015, presenting Madrid as a candidate host city for the WorldSkills Competition. The brochure includes an introduction to Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Spain, details about the proposed event dates (November 2015), and information on key venues such as IFEMA (competition venue) and Madrid Arena (Opening and Closing Ceremonies). It also outlines accommodation options, the Competitors’ village, and logistical advantages of Madrid as a host city. The document is illustrated with images of the city, venues, and facilities.
  • Event map, EuroSkills Budapest 2018
    Detailed site map of the event venue, showing competition areas, skill locations, facilities, and access points. It also features a comprehensive list of skills and zones, as well as sponsor logos and event branding.
  • Promotional leaflet, WorldSkills London 2011
    Promotional leaflet for WorldSkills London 2011, held at ExCeL London. The leaflet presents key information about the Event, including participation of 1,200 Competitors from 50 countries across 45 skills, expected audience of up to 250,000 visitors, and opportunities for visitors to engage with skills activities and receive career advice. It also includes event branding, sponsor information, and contact details.
  • Promotional postcard, WorldSkills International
    Promotional postcard featuring WorldSkills International branding and imagery of Competitors representing different skill areas. The front side presents a group portrait with the WorldSkills logo and website, while the reverse side includes a standard postcard layout with space for address and message.
  • Promotional leaflet for Closing Ceremony, EuroSkills Spa-Francorchamps 2012
    Promotional leaflet announcing the Closing Ceremony of EuroSkills Spa-Francorchamps 2012. It includes key event details such as date (7 October 2012), time, and venue (Hall du Pairé, Pepinster), along with access information and a reminder to bring a ticket for entry. The leaflet features bold graphic design and logos of organizing and partner institutions, serving as a promotional invitation to attend the ceremony.
  • Promotional leaflet for Opening Ceremony, EuroSkills Spa-Francorchamps 2012
    Promotional leaflet announcing the Opening Ceremony of EuroSkills Spa-Francorchamps 2012. It includes key event details such as date (3 October 2012), time, venue (Hall du Pairé, Pepinster), and access information, along with a reminder to bring a ticket for entry. The leaflet features strong visual graphics and logos of organizing and partner institutions, serving as a promotional invitation to attend the ceremony.
  • Promotional brochure, 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013
    Promotional brochure for the 42nd WorldSkills Competition, Leipzig 2013, introducing the event and its significance as a major international skills competition. It provides an overview of the Competition, including dates (2–7 July 2013), scale of participation, and its role as a global platform for vocational education and training. The leaflet also highlights Leipzig as the host city and Germany’s dual vocational training system, supported by images and messages from official representatives.
  • Event site map, EuroSkills Gothenburg 2016
    Site map for EuroSkills 2016, showing the layout of the event venue across the ground floor and upper floor. The map identifies competition areas by sector as well as locations for exhibitors, partners, stage areas, and visitor services such as information points and “try-a-skill” zones. It also includes stand numbers and a legend to support navigation within the venue.
  • Promotional leaflet, EuroSkills Lille 2014
    Promotional leaflet for EuroSkills Lille 2014, announcing the event dates (6–8 October 2014) and location (Lille, France). It features a “save the date” message inviting audiences to attend the event, presented as the “European Skills Party.”
  • Closing Ceremony ticket with stadium plan, WorldSkills Lyon 2024
    Ticket for the Closing Ceremony of WorldSkills Lyon 2024, held at OL Stadium, including seating and access information.
  • Competition entry ticket with event map, WorldSkills Lyon 2024
    Competition entry ticket for WorldSkills Lyon 2024, including practical visitor information and a site map of the event venue at Eurexpo Lyon. The ticket specifies Competition dates (11–14 September 2024), opening hours, and access information, and is issued to a named attendee with an order reference. It also features a QR code for entry validation and a color-coded map indicating the different skill competition sectors and main areas within the venue.
  • Media guide, EuroSkills Gothenburg 2016
    Media guide for EuroSkills Gothenburg 2016, providing practical and organizational information for media representatives attending the event. It includes sections on accreditation, media services, transport, competition information, and event logistics, as well as background information on the organization and participating nations. The guide also presents key details about the Competition venue, schedule, and facilities, along with city information about Gothenburg and general visitor guidance. Visual content includes photographs of the city, Competition environments, and a detailed site map of the event area.
  • Promotional brochure, 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009
    Promotional brochure for the 40th WorldSkills Competition, Calgary 2009, which unfolds into a full promotional poster. It includes an overview of the Competition as a global benchmark for excellence in skills, images of Competitors across multiple skill competitions, and practical information. The brochure also highlights participation scale (around 800 Competitors, 40 skill competitions, 44 countries) and logistical details.
  • Constitution of the International Organization for the promotion of vocational training and the International Youth Skill Olympics, 31/12/1985
    Constitution of the International Vocational Training Organization structured in articles, defining its name, objectives, membership, governance bodies, financial provisions, and operational procedures. It sets out the roles and responsibilities of governing bodies, conditions for membership, decision-making processes, and general provisions of the Organization.
  • IVTO information brochure on objectives, structure, and International Vocational Training Competitions
    Informational brochure of the International Vocational Training Organization (IVTO) outlining its objectives, activities, governance structure, membership conditions, and financial model. It includes a historical overview of the Organization, a list of skills in the competitions, a chronological record of Competitions, and a list of Member countries.
  • IVTO Info No. 9, 31 March 1996
    Information bulletin of the International Vocational Training Organization (IVTO) presenting analysis of feedback from young people and Experts on the International Vocational Training Competition, including survey results and evaluation charts (page 1). It features the President’s commentary, reports from Members, and comparative analysis of results from the 33rd International Vocational Training Competition, Lyon 1995, including country rankings and performance by skill categories (pages 3–5). The document also includes updates on Member activities and upcoming meetings.
  • IVTO Info No. 10, 30 June 1996
    Information bulletin of the International Vocational Training Organization (IVTO) including updates on upcoming General Assembly discussions, preparations for the 34th International Vocational Training Competition, St. Gallen 1997 (outlined on page 1), and reports from Members. It features the President’s commentary on the impact of skill competitions, summaries of activities in Member countries, and a detailed report on the 33rd International Vocational Training Competition, Lyon 1995, including organization, logistics, participation, and lessons learned (pages 3–6)
  • IVTO Annual report, 1994
    Annual report of the International Vocational Training Organization (IVTO) for 1994. The document reviews key developments in the Organization, including membership growth, governance updates, and preparations for upcoming International Vocational Training Competitions. It highlights the increasing impact of the Competition on vocational training systems, outlines decisions from the General Assembly and Committees, and presents information on trade descriptions, Competition venues, and Member countries. It also includes statistical data, financial contributions, and lists of Members and delegates.
  • Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Gustavo Suárez Pertierra, 02/10/1995
    Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Gustavo Suárez Pertierra, 02/10/1995 Subject: Follow-up after visit to Tecnova 95, presentation of international skill competitions, and request to support communication with Spanish education authorities
  • Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Daniel Sommer, 02/08/1995
    Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Daniel Sommer, 02/08/1995 Subject: Update on actions taken with Spanish authorities to support Spain’s return to the Organization and follow-up on ministerial contacts
  • Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Gustavo Suárez Pertierra, 27/07/1994
    Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Gustavo Suárez Pertierra, 27/07/1994 Subject: Participation of Spain in the International Organization, recognition of Francisco Albert, and proposal to resume involvement and support continued membership
  • Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Daniel Sommer, 02/06/1996
    Letter from José Rubio Jiménez to Daniel Sommer, 02/06/1996 Subject: Request for updated account status of Spain and information on the Organization to support re-engagement with the new Spanish administration