On October 15, 2022, during the WorldSkills 2022 special competition held in Kyoto, Japan, Zhang Honghao, a teacher at the Tianjin Institute of Electronic Information Technology, took part in the information network installation competition. (Xinhua News Agency/Huayi)
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages around the world, the competition provides young talent from around the world with a platform to showcase their skills, learn from each other, and fulfill their dreams.
KYOTO, JAPAN, Oct. 16 (Xinhua) — Three WorldSkills 2022 Special Skills Competitions kicked off in Kyoto, Japan Saturday, in which Chinese players compete against other young technicians from around the world.
As part of the special edition of the WorldSkills 2022 competition in Kyoto, from October 15 to 18, the following competitions will be held: “Laying information networks”, “Photovoltaic technologies and renewable energy sources”.
The information network cabling contest is divided into five sections: optical cable network systems, cabling systems for buildings, smart home & office applications, optical fiber fusion speed test, troubleshooting and ongoing maintenance. The information network cabling contest is divided into five sections: optical cable network systems, cabling systems for buildings, smart home & office applications, optical fiber fusion speed test, troubleshooting and ongoing maintenance. The information network competition is divided into five sections: optical cabling, building cabling, smart home and office applications, optical fiber fusion speed test, troubleshooting and ongoing maintenance. The information network cable competition is divided into five parts: fiber optic cable systems, building cable systems, smart home and office applications, fiber convergence rate testing, troubleshooting and ongoing maintenance. Zhang Honghao, a lecturer at Tianjin Electronic Information Vocational College, attended the event on behalf of China.
Li Xiaosong, a student at the Chongqing College of Electronic Engineering, and Chen Zhiyong, a student at the Guangdong Technical College, took part in the Optoelectronics and Renewable Energy competitions, which are new entries in this year’s WorldSkills competition.
Li Xiaosong, a student at the Chongqing Institute of Electronic Engineering, competes in an optoelectronic technology competition during the WorldSkills 2022 special championship in Kyoto, Japan, October 15, 2022. (Xinhua News Agency/Huayi)
Li Zhenyu, head of the Chinese delegation in Kyoto and deputy director of the International Exchange Center under China’s Ministry of Human Resources and Welfare, told Xinhua News Agency that as the COVID-19 pandemic is still raging around the world, the competition provides a platform for young talents from around the world. the world to showcase their skills, learn from each other and realize their dreams.
Li Keqiang said that the participation of the Chinese team will enable Shanghai to gain more experience for hosting the WorldSkills Competition in 2026 and contribute Chinese wisdom to the promotion of the WorldSkills Competition.
On October 15, 2022, during the WorldSkills 2022 Special Edition held in Kyoto, Japan, Chen Zhiyong, a student at Guangdong Technical College, competes in the renewable energy competition. (Xinhua News Agency/Huayi)
Zou Yuan, head of the Chinese delegation, said that the Chinese team has advantages in the above three categories, adding, “The Chinese delegation’s players and specialists are fully prepared for the competition, and we will fight for the gold medal. .”
This biennial event is known as the Olympiad of World Excellence. The Chinese delegation includes 36 players with an average age of 22, all from vocational schools, who will compete in 34 competitions as part of the WorldSkills 2022 special edition.
The Special Edition is the official replacement for the WorldSkills Shanghai 2022, which was canceled due to the pandemic. From September to November, 62 professional skill competitions will be held in 15 countries and regions. ■
Post time: Oct-19-2022