WorldSkills Australia
Website Design Competition
Do you have what it takes to be a WorldSkills Champion?
Why should I compete?
What is the WorldSkills Australia Regional Competition?
The WorldSkills Australia Regional competition is a challenge. A challenge to be the best in your skill area! Competitions aim to test your skills against those of your peers. It will inspire you to be the best you can be. One day of competition will see how well you know the skills of your job.
Why would you want to compete?
This is an incredible opportunity. WorldSkills Australia competitions allow you to measure your work performance. Competition feedback can tell you a lot about yourself, in particular where you need extra training and what your strengths
are. Results are a great way to get noticed at work and you may want to use the external feedback about your skills and abilities at your next work performance review.
Competition results will make you stand out! Giving it a go shows you to be an employee dedicated to improving your skills and willing to tough it out in a competition against the best in your field.
How does the competition work?
At the competition you will be provided with a work area. Each work area in your category will be identical, meaning that each competitor will have the same materials, equipment and instructions.
You will be given a competition project
to complete over one day. Your work will be assessed at the end of the competition by a panel of experts according to a prescribed marking system.
Competition results will be announced as soon as possible and you will be presented with a certificate
and a score sheet which details how you rated in each different skill area.
Am I eligible to enter?
To be eligible for the 2011 Regional Competition, competitors must be born on or after 1 January 1988. To be age eligible for the 2012 National Competition competitors must be born on or after
1 January 1988.
The age ruling for Website Design at the International Competition in Leipzig, Germany
2013 is that all competitors must be born on
or after 1 January 1991.
What if I win?
If you win the Regional Competition you maybe eligible to progress to the National
Competition in 2012.
Guidelines:
- All 2012 National Competition competitors must have competed in a 2011 Regional competition.
- Regional committees will be responsible for nominating their most appropriate competitor for the National competition.
- There is no guarantee of any pathway following the Regional or National Competition.
All applicants must…
- Either work, live or study in the region where they apply for entry into competition.
- Have the approval of their employer to participate for the one day of competition.
- Undertake to abide by the rules of competition.