Congratulations to the Skills Canada BC team at Nationals for doing such an amazing job representing BC at the Nationals this past week competing in the Trades and Technology competitions in Winnipeg.

19 competitors, including 12 Secondary and 7 Post Secondary, received medals in 18 categories including 5 Gold, 6 Bronze and 7 Silver! Well done medalists!

We are very proud of the accomplishments of everyone on TeamBC and everyone worked hard to get the chance to compete at Nationals.

• 3D Character Animation (Sec) – Elliot Sidick and Logan Jones, silver, Carihi Secondary School.
• Architectural CAD (Sec) – Carla Vergara, bronze, G.W. Graham Secondary School.
• Automotive Service (PS) – Logan Cursley, silver, Vancouver Island University.
• Baking (PS) – Kaitlyn Chan, silver, Vancouver Community College.
• Baking (Sec) – Larissa Chong, silver, Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary.
• Carpentry (PS) – Matthew Lavigne, silver, Thompson Rivers University.
• Carpentry (Sec) – Logan Jones, silver, Barrier Secondary School.
• Cooking (Sec) – Ella Oldaker, bronze, Mark R. Isfeld Secondary School.
• Electronics (Sec) – Ayden Meinhardt, silver, Kwantlen Park Secondary.
• Fashion Technology (Sec) – Angie Yi Zhang, gold, Eric Hamber Secondary.
• Hairstyling (Sec) – Estella Hurtado, bronze, Kilarney Secondary School.
• Industrial Control (PS) – Zachary Van Boeyen, gold, BCIT.
• IT Network System Administration (Sec) – Benjamin Halko, bronze, Burnaby South Secondary School.
• Plumbing (PS) – Hugo Heyes, gold, Thompson Rivers University.
• Public Speaking (Sec) – Henry Heinicke, bronze, Claremont Secondary School.
• Sprinkler Systems (PS) – Evan Fraser, gold, Camosun College.
• Welding (PS) – Cole Allan, bronze, Thompson Rivers University.
• Welding (Sec) – Nolan Ilic, gold, Thompson Rivers University.

The Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC) 2023 Live Stream Schedule is here! Competition is May 25 and 26 in Winnipeg

We’re excited to reveal the schedule of live-streamed content that will be featured during SCNC on May 25 and 26 when we’ll be LIVE from Winnipeg, Manitoba at the only national, multi-trade and technology competition for students and apprentices in the country!

This is your chance to introduce your students to different career paths, learn about a day in the life of a skilled trade or technology worker and inspire them to be part of the next generation of SCNC competitors! Don’t miss out!

Watch the live stream by joining us on the Skills Canada YouTube channel!

Do you plan to watch the live stream with your class? Let us know by registering here!

You can get a streaming schedule at this link.