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Skills Competition Wales is the first step in national and international skills competitions for many students at Coleg Cambria.

  • Skills Competition Wales aim to raise the profile of skills in Wales, offering students, trainees and apprentices in Wales the opportunity to challenge, benchmark and raise their skills by taking part in competitions across a range of sectors and to represent the college.
  • Funded by the Welsh Government and run by a dedicated network of colleges, work-based learning providers and employer-led organisations, it consists of a series of local skills competitions, aligned to WorldSkills and the needs of the Welsh economy.
  • The competitions are free to enter and typically run between January and March each year. 

You will find more information on the competitions available, links to register and previous competition results on the Inspiring Skills Excellence in Wales website.

For more information in-house, contact competitions@cambria.ac.uk or your tutor. We look forward to hearing from you!

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AIDEN WILLIAMS

“Placing means a lot to me and is a massive achievement.
My favourite part was competing in the practical task

I will be entering WorldSkills UK.”
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JOSHUA MITCHELL

“Placing gold means I get to show my skills off. My favourite part of the competition was the challenge.

From here I’d like to enter WorldSkills UK.”

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PARIS POVEY

“Placing means I did well and revised well. My favourite part of the competition was the skills I learned.”

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KATIE JONES

“This is exciting and I am proud of myself. My favourite thing about the competition was competing dong something I enjoy. I will now be entering WorldSkillsUK”.

Stephen Kelly

AIDEN WILLIAMS

“Placing within this competition has made me feel proud of where I’ve progressed to within my current training. I enjoyed being presented with various challenges. 100% I want to continue challenging myself further.”