Twelve Albertans competing in 28th WorldSkills Competition
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A total of 12 Albertans are set to represent the country at the 28th WorldSkills Competition.
From Sept. 22-27 in Shanghai, China, approximately 1,500 competitors from over 70 countries will compete in skilled trade and technology disciplines.
“Alberta’s competitors have earned their place on the world stage through hard work, dedication and excellence,” said Myles McDougall, Minister of Advanced Education. “Their participation reflects the talent, determination and skills being developed across our province. I wish them every success as they represent Canada in Shanghai and know they will make Alberta proud.”
Among the Alberta competitors are Benjamin Jamison (Aerospace Technology), Carter Kokot (Automobile Technology), Tate McGarry (Cabinet Making), Anika Jones (Car Painting), Logan Peters (Carpentry), Jacob McClelland (CNC Machining), Keegan Sturge (Electrical Installations), Luke Emeny (Heavy Vehicle Technology), Tyler Gunther (Millwright), Kylar Bloomberg (Plumbing), Cooper Ross (Web Technologies), and Lucas Stang (Welding).
