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Hall Of Fame
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Sian Plant
Level 3 Diploma in Nail Services – Commercial What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK? “Since Level 1 my tutor has always tried to encourage me to take part in WorldSkills UK. At Level 3 I found the courage to take part and compete. All the training leading up to the competition has helped me improve my skills. Taking part in WorldSkills UK was such a good experience.” Advice for anyone who wants to take part? “My advice for anyone who wants to take part is to go for it but don’t put pressure on yourself and allow yourself time to train. It is such an amazing experience to make memories too.” The best bit about WorldSkills UK “Seeing everyone else’s work that competed and all the different things going on, improving skills and producing the work that I did and also receiving my medal!”
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Tomas Davies
Machinist Apprentice at JCB What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK? “I thoroughly enjoyed my experience of WorldSkills UK this year; we worked well as a team in the Manufacturing Team Challenge which resulted in us winning a silver medal. The hard work paid off.” Advice for anyone who wants to take part? “Participating in WorldSkills UK opens up a variety of opportunities to improve our skills which can be taken to our workplaces.” The best bit about WorldSkills UK “Winning our silver medal in the ceremony!”
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Tom Williamson
Electrical Installation Apprentice at Lloyd Morris What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK? “I really enjoyed my experience at WorldSkills UK and I have gained many skills which have improved my skill set.” Advice for anyone who wants to take part? “I suggest that they prepare as well as they can; preparation is key.” The best bit about WorldSkills UK “It’s very enjoyable. You make great friends, learn some great skills and get some great life experience.”
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Oscar Jackson
Aircraft Mechanical Apprentice at Thomas Cook What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK? “It’s a fantastic opportunity and definitely worth doing.” Advice for anyone who wants to take part? “Don’t even think about it, just do it! Prepare well.” The best bit about WorldSkills UK “The borescoping task was my favourite.”
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Alfie Beeson
Machinist Apprentice at JCB What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK? “A great experience for everyone involved.” Advice for anyone who wants to take part? “It’s a great experience and opportunity to meet new people and learn new skills to go further in your job.” The best bit about WorldSkills UK “The awards ceremony!”
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Cameron Pemberton
General Apprentice at JCB What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK? “I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of doing the Manufacturing Team Challenge with the rest of my team.” Advice for anyone who wants to take part? “Work as hard as you can on the task as it will make it easier in the competition.” The best bit about WorldSkills UK “The awards ceremony!”
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Sian Plant
Level 3 Diploma in Nail Services – Commercial
What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK?
“Since Level 1 my tutor has always tried to encourage me to take part in WorldSkills UK. At Level 3 I found the courage to take part and compete. All the training leading up to the competition has helped me improve my skills. Taking part in WorldSkills UK was such a good experience.”
Advice for anyone who wants to take part?
“My advice for anyone who wants to take part is to go for it but don’t put pressure on yourself and allow yourself time to train. It is such an amazing experience to make memories too.”
The best bit about WorldSkills UK
“Seeing everyone else’s work that competed and all the different things going on, improving skills and producing the work that I did and also receiving my medal!”
Tomas Davies
Machinist Apprentice at JCB
What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK?
“I thoroughly enjoyed my experience of WorldSkills UK this year; we worked well as a team in the Manufacturing Team Challenge which resulted in us winning a silver medal. The hard work paid off.”
Advice for anyone who wants to take part?
“Participating in WorldSkills UK opens up a variety of opportunities to improve our skills which can be taken to our workplaces.”
The best bit about WorldSkills UK
“Winning our silver medal in the ceremony!”
Tom Williamson
Electrical Installation Apprentice at Lloyd Morris
What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK?
“I really enjoyed my experience at WorldSkills UK and I have gained many skills which have improved my skill set.”
Advice for anyone who wants to take part?
“I suggest that they prepare as well as they can; preparation is key.”
The best bit about WorldSkills UK
“It’s very enjoyable. You make great friends, learn some great skills and get some great life experience.”
Oscar Jackson
Aircraft Mechanical Apprentice at Thomas Cook
What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK?
“It’s a fantastic opportunity and definitely worth doing.”
Advice for anyone who wants to take part?
“Don’t even think about it, just do it! Prepare well.”
The best bit about WorldSkills UK
“The borescoping task was my favourite.”
Alfie Beeson
Machinist Apprentice at JCB
What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK?
“A great experience for everyone involved.”
Advice for anyone who wants to take part?
“It’s a great experience and opportunity to meet new people and learn new skills to go further in your job.”
The best bit about WorldSkills UK
“The awards ceremony!”
Cameron Pemberton
General Apprentice at JCB
What was it like competing at WorldSkills UK?
“I thoroughly enjoyed the experience of doing the Manufacturing Team Challenge with the rest of my team.”
Advice for anyone who wants to take part?
“Work as hard as you can on the task as it will make it easier in the competition.”
The best bit about WorldSkills UK
“The awards ceremony!”
