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Dutch national competition - Gold medal Dutch national competition - Gold medal -
Italian Test Project proposal, Jewellery Italian Test Project proposal, Jewellery (photocopy) -
Interview with Edgar Stengel In a wide-ranging interview conducted at his home in the German city of Wuppertal on 20 July 2020, Edgar Stengel recalls the lead up to the 1953 competition in Madrid and the event itself. Born in 1936 in Wuppertal, Stengel’s father was also a tool maker which is why he decided to go into the trade. Stengel recalls that he was in the second year of his apprenticeship when he received a call in his workshop by the company that was training him and asked if he would like to travel to Spain. He, like the other German participants, did not undertake any qualifying competitions to take part in the contest. They did however take a crash course in Spanish. Stengel won a second place trophy in the Tool Making category; his Spanish rival came first. Stengel speaks about wider events at the time, recalling that Wuppertal was considerably damaged by the Allies during the Second World War and that in the 1950s West German industry realized the urgent need for skilled labour in order to be prepared for the future. Stengel himself would go on to become an engineer and credits his vocational training as providing a solid foundation. -
EuroSkills Competition, Gdansk 2023 - pin EuroSkills Competition, Gdansk 2023 - pin -
The Ceremonies Story Ceremonies Story film for WorldSkills Museum -
The Ceremonies Story Ceremonies Story film for WorldSkills Museum -
WorldSkills Korea's history A short colour film giving an overview of WorldSkills Korea’s history intertwined with the Republic’s post-war economic success. -
Interview with Aidan Halpin Oral history interview with Aidan Halpin, Carpentry and Joinery Competitor for Ireland, 1960 and 1963. -
41st WorldSkills Competition, London 2011 - Jewellery Test Project A pendant to be strung on a chain made by Rodrigo Silva who won the Gold medal in Jewellery at WorldSkills London 2011. The circular pendant features a delicate rose motif. This is a replica of the original from the event. -
41st WorldSkills Competition, London 2011 - Jewellery Test Project A silver brooch made by Rodrigo Silva who won the Gold medal in Jewellery at WorldSkills London 2011. This is a replica of the original from the event. -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Albert Vidal Award 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Albert Vidal Award -
Letter of Gratitude from the President of the Republic of Tatarstan to Worldskills International (framed) Letter of Gratitude from the President of the Republic of Tatarstan to Worldskills International (framed) -
Letter of Gratitude from the President of the Republic of Tatarstan to Worldskills International, 18/08/2019 Letter of Gratitude from the President of the Republic of Tatarstan to Worldskills International, 18/08/2019 -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Entrance ticket to the Closing Ceremony 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Entrance ticket to the Closing Ceremony -
WorldSkills International promotional bag WorldSkills International promotional bag -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Joiney Test Project This project made by Julian Hannes Fink of Austria won the Bronze medal at WorldSkills Kazan 2019. -
WorldSkills flag with patches from 44 Competitions from 1950 to 2019 After its three-month journey on the International Space Station, this flag returned to the Earth to continue its journey across 20 countries that had hosted the WorldSkills Competitions since 1950. Each country held a ceremony where the logo patches from 44 previous Competitions were added to the WorldSkills flag, and vlogs about the Flag Relay were filmed in each country visited. Last destiny for this flag was WSC Kazan 2109. -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Medal of Appreciation 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Medal of Appreciation -
Cooking mould A pink cooking mould of a head with human features. It was designed by Sam Heaven of New Zealand who participated in the Cooking category at WorldSkills Kazan 2019. Sam, of New Zealand, is not Maori but proud of the Maori heritage that forms part of the country’s indigenous culture. He incorporated the mould into his menu planning and plating. -
Cooking mould A pink cooking mould with two small anthropomorphic figures, designed by Sam Heaven who participated in the Cooking category at WorldSkills Kazan 2019. Sam, of New Zealand, is not Maori but proud of the Maori heritage that forms part of the country’s indigenous culture. He incorporated the mould into his menu planning and plating. -
Cooking mould An elongated, pink cooking mould designed by Sam Heaven who participated in the Cooking category at WorldSkills Kazan 2019. Sam, of New Zealand, is not Maori but proud of the Maori heritage that forms part of the country’s indigenous culture. He incorporated the mould into his menu planning and plating. -
Cooking mould An oblong shaped, pink cooking mould designed by Sam Heaven who participated in the Cooking category at WorldSkills Kazan 2019. Sam, of New Zealand, is not Maori but proud of the Maori heritage that forms part of the country’s indigenous culture. He incorporated the mould into his menu planning and plating. -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Lanyard with pins 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Lanyard with pins -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Albert Vidal Award 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Albert Vidal Award -
45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Bronze medal 45th WorldSkills Competition, Kazan 2019 - Bronze medal