WorldSkills Australia continues to raise awareness and promote respect of a skills culture across Australia. We do this by conducting Australia’s most prestigious skills and trade competitions which offer more than just medals as rewards.
How WSA Programs are Supported
The WorldSkills Australia journey offers increased skills, exposure to work practices from outside the workplace and place of training, increased communication skills, independent thinking and problem solving skills, motivation, personal organisation, development of teamwork and leadership skills, as well as the opportunity to work with the most highly motivated trainers and industry leaders in the country who volunteer countless hours in additional skill training.
At WorldSkills Australia, we hope to inspire organisations through displaying the inherent nation building skills demonstrated by the extraordinary young craftsmen and women that compete in WorldSkills competitions. We hope that their story encourages potential sponsors to align their company with skills excellence thereby helping to ensure the future economic prosperity of Australia.
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- “It is important for HPM Legrand to be involved with people within our industry at a grass roots level. Being involved with Worldskills Australia not only means we get to see the best of Aussie grass roots talent, but we stay in touch with what is really happening in the industry now and in the future.”
Curtis York, HPM Legrand - “Natural Compatibles has been sponsoring WorldSkills Australia for the past 6-7 years supplying WorldSkills with makeup products for the Beauty Care component, and as a company has felt very honoured to been asked each year to be the preferred makeup brand.”
Natural Compatibles, Louise Mucha - “As a company we sponsor WorldSkills as these young and upcoming competitors will become the future leaders in their chosen field and with the support of Natural Compatibles this will significantly help them to further build their skills.”
Louise Mucha, Natural Compatibles - “CIGWELD was an initial founder of Worldskills some years ago and will continue to support this important program which assists with the development and education of our younger up and coming welding professionals, enhancing both their skills and experience.”
Laura Carazza, CIGWELD
- “Hyundai Motor Company Australia is a registered RTO and is committed to the promotion and development of apprentice talent, which is crucial to ensuring our dealer partners can provide world class customer service.”
James Scott, Hyundai Motor Company - “These fine young men and women are our nations’ best. They represent our great country with immense pride and honour. After seeing 1st hand the journey that they travel it is an invaluable experience and one that will remain with them and their families for life.”
Greg Ashton, K & R Fabrications - “Our company foundation is built on education and providing the skills and knowledge necessary for achieving success. WorldSkills is a perfect platform to showcase our industry and provide the necessary skills to consistently raise the bar.”
Suzette Cassie, Dermalogica - “WTIA is committed to promotion of welding as a career, and our support of WorldSkills for over a decade has proven a fantastic way to inspire youngsters and groom them as future leaders of our industry.”
Anne Rorke, Welding Technology Institute of Australia - “House of Jewellery sponsors WorldSkills because we are committed to the support of our industry and in particular young jewellers. We also believe it is very important for our company profile to be involved with worthwhile projects.”
Selwyn Brant, House of Jewellery - “The Big Towel is a relative new company supplying eco friendly towels to the hair and beauty industry. By sponsoring WorldSkills we have been able to get our product into the hands of the industry to experience its benefits and assess its viability.”
Sharon Blain, The Big Towel Company - “At CareerOne we have great pride in supporting WorldSkills Australia and the young men and women who are engaged in the ultimate pursuit of excellence in skills for this country.”
Dr Stephen Hollings, News Limited - “We are delighted to be able to support of the young people interested in our industry and especially through WorldSkills Australia.”
Ian Martin, Australian Jewellers Supplies Pty Ltd - “Congratulations to WorldSkills for organising and managing such a major event. The CMAA is happy to be involved with WorldSkills Australia.”
Tiere Morgan, CMAA - “WorldSkills Australia’s planning and hard work has obviously created the result of a fantastic competition. Congratulations. We are always delighted to be involved.”
Gary Kerslake, Rocksett
Five ways you can help
Sponsor
WorldSkills Australia offers sponsors access to a unique marketing opportunity. As a sponsor we can provide you with a direct link to the youth market, regional awareness, national exposure and the opportunity to take your product onto the international stage. Find Out More
Supply
WorldSkills Australia relies on the tremendous goodwill of industry to support its regional, national and international programs through the loan of product and equipment. Find Out More
Donate
WorldSkills Australia is a registered charity and holds current TTC and DGR 1 status.
All donations are fully tax deductible. Donate NowVolunteer
WorldSkills welcomes the support of dedicated and passionate volunteers without which the competitions would not be possible. Encourage your employees to become a member of the ‘WorldSkills Australia family’. Find Out More
Partner
A partnership with WorldSkills Australia will provide your organisation with the opportunity to be associated with excellence and the achievements of highly skilled young people. Find Out More
