Liam Janetzki
“WorldSkills Australia has helped me greatly. It has shown me how to deal with stress in any situation whether that is on the job or in my personal life. Professionally WorldSkills has assisted me with becoming full time employed as well as gaining recognition from my employer.”
Liam took an interest in electronics through a friend who was completing an apprenticeship in the trade and recommended for Liam to look at a similar path. He decided refrigeration would be his path. According to Liam, working in a trade has “helped him grow in confidence and has helped him to develop his personal interests.”
Liam would highly recommend participating in WorldSkills Competitions as he believes the “experience is invaluable.” Liam believes the competitions have helped him tremendously with confidence and to further develop his skills.
In his job, Liam likes the variety of equipment and job sites he gets to work on, “no one sight is ever the same.”
Keen to learn more and gain extra qualification, Liam would like to become dual trade qualified by getting his full electrical ticket. Further down the track and later in his career, Liam would like to do an electrical engineering course.
At the WorldSkills International Competition London UK 2011, Liam is looking forward to the opportunity to test his skills against the rest of the world and expand his knowledge in the field.
Favourite motto?
Confidence and arrogance are often confused.
In one word describe how you feel about representing Australia in London?
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