WorldSkills Asia aims to be the Asian skills promotion platform where educators, policy-makers, industry and other...
Collects and maintains a library of tools and ideas for members, educators and industry to develop new...
We are developing strategic partnerships with corporate, government, and non-government entities, to develop..
WorldSkills Asia is a skills competition where the best of Asian national skills competitions will compete every two years....
WorldSkills Asia Organization continues its global achievements within the level of the Asian Continent as the 4th General Assembly was held on 15th January 2021 via online. Under the supervision of the Abu Dhabi Center for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ACTVET), this virtual General Assembly was participated by 23 member countries with a total attendance of 110 representatives from member countries and sponsors. The meeting was chaired by HE Dr. Mubarak Al Shamsi, WSA President and General Director of Abu Dhabi Center for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (ACTVET). The President began by welcoming all representatives of member countries and the sponsors, followed by reviewing the proposed objectives and the agenda of this meeting. Worldskills Asia CEO, Eng. Fahar Al Suwaidi, then presented a comprehensive report of the organization’s achievements, marketing initiatives, and new developments pertaining to the activities and direction of the organization in the coming years. He presented the new roadmap of the upcoming events of the organization as follows: - WorldSkills Asia Friendly Online Competition 2021 - WorldSkills Asia General Assembly 2022 (Republic of Korea, Incheon) - WorldSkills Asia Competition 2023 (Malaysia - Kuala Lumpur) Other updates included in his report was the draft of the WSA Constitution and By-laws and the Code of Conduct and Ethics for members’ ratification. He also presented the newly joined members who were all given slots to do their presentation about their country and their respective TVET activities. There were twelve (12) countries who applied to join the organization and members’ ratification is required for each country namely: 1- Republic of Armenia 2- Islamic Republic of Iran 3- Republic of Kazakhstan 4- Sri Lanka 5- Republic of Yemen 6- Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste 7- Republic of Maldives 8- Republic of Uzbekistan 9- Republic of Azerbaijan 10- Russia 11- Papua New Guinea 12- Sultanate of Oman The members unanimously voted for the approval and acceptance of the new member countries joining the organization. Worldskills Asia membership is now totaled to twenty-six (26) countries. In addition, the members also voted for the nominee, Ms. Aleena from Russia, for the new position to sit in the Board. In relation to the organization’s upcoming events, the host for the next General Assembly in 2022, Republic of Korea, was given the slot to present their plans and programs. Another presentation was made by Malaysia for their hosting of the WSA Skills Competition 2023 in Kuala Lumpur. Four sponsors were also given the opportunity to introduce their company and their products. The sponsors, at the same time, presented their offers of support to WSA and cited their commitment to be part of WSA’s events on all its technical and administrative requirements. In conclusion, HE Dr. Mubarak Al Shamsi thanked everyone for attending the meeting and for their contribution and commitment in supporting the direction of the organization to be able to reach its desired goals. He expressed his best wishes to all Worldskils Asia member countries for continuous progress and prosperity in all their undertakings.
With the cancellation of WSA Skills Competition scheduled in November this year, WSA will adopt and introduce the distance-learning program for experts in cooperation with Abu Dhabi Center for Technical and Vocational Education and Training, Worldskills Russia, Omnia Education Partnerships Ltd and Studica via zoom live starting this 01st July 2020. Today, 15th June, marks the start of the registration for the first-ever “Experts Virtual Training” open and free of cost for all member countries. The skills program offered includes Enterprise Information Systems Security, Graphic Design Technology, IT Network Systems Administration, IT Software Solutions for Business, Web Design and Development and Mechanical Engineering CAD. Each skill will only enlist a maximum of 2 experts and training will run for 1 - 2 hours daily in two weeks-time. In spite of this challenging pandemic situation, WorldSkills Asia seizes this opportunity to pursue with its program for member countries with the aid of the technology. Creating this online training for experts and learners will enable them to create a positive mind-set and readiness for the proposed virtual competition in the near future.
نظم مركز أبوظبي للتعليم والتدريب والتقني والمهني بالتعاون مع منظمة مهارات آسيا العالمية البرنامج التدريبي الأول من نوعه "عن بعد" لخبراء المهارات في الدول الأعضاء بالمنظمة بمشاركة 160 خبيرا يمثلون 16 دولة.
تواصل منظمة مهارات آسيا العالمية؛ بالتعاون مع مركز أبوظبي للتعليم والتدريب التقني والمهني، بنجاح، تنظيم "تحدي مهارات آسيا العالمية الافتراضي الودي 2021 " خلال الفترة من الخامس من يوليو الماضي، حتى الخامس عشر من أغسطس الجاري، وذلك عبر تقنيات الاتصال المرئي، بمشاركة 800 شخصية يمثلون 26 دولة أسيوية وأوروبية منهم 200 ممثل دولة و325 خبيرا وحكما و 275 متحديا يتنافسون في 20 مهارة متخصصة ومهارات المستقبل منها، حلول برمجيات تقنية المعلومات للأعمال، وأمن نظم المعلومات المؤسسي، وتكنولوجيا التصميم الصناعي، والتعليم الآلي وقواعد البيانات الضخمة، وتشغيل الروبوتات الجوية بدون طيار.
ترأس سعادة الدكتور مبارك سعيد الشامسي رئيس مجلس إدارة منظمة مهارات آسيا العالمية اجتماع الجمعية العمومية الرابع للمنظمة - الذي عقد عبر تقنية الاتصال المرئي عن بعد - بمشاركة 110 من مسؤولي التعليم التقني والمهني الذين يمثلون 23 دولة أعضاء في المنظمة بجانب مسؤولي المؤسسات الراعية لفعاليات المنظمة.