The closing ceremony including medal presentations for the Skills Canada National Competition 2022 will be livestreamed at noon today exclusively on the Skills/Compétences Canada’s YouTube Channel.

Please tune in and share the link!

Best regards,

Elaine Allan, BA, MBA
Executive Director
Skills Canada BC

 

 

Here is the Skills Canada National Competition 2022 streaming schedule for competition days on May 26th and 27th. The live streamed events will be available exclusively on the Skills/Compétences Canada’s YouTube Channel. We will also be live streaming the opening ceremony on May 25 at 7 pm PDT and closing ceremony on May 28 at 12 pm PDT.

We encourage you to share this with your friends and family so they might be able to witness you competing in the only national, multi-trade and technology competition for students and apprentices in the country.

Good luck and we hope you have an amazing SCNC2022 experience.

Best regards,

Elaine Allan, BA, MBA
Executive Director
Skills Canada BC

 

 

Engage your class in career exploration from the comfort of the classroom or home with the new Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC) live stream!

It’s the only national, multi-trade and technology competition for students and apprentices in the country!

Get your class inspired by hearing from industry experts and learn about some of the 35 skill competitions onsite and 45 competitions in total, representing six sectors:

• Construction,
• Employment,
• Information Technology,
• Manufacturing & Engineering,
• Services and
• Transportation.

The live streamed events will be available exclusively on the Skills/Compétences Canada’s YouTube Channel.

We are excited to offer live streamed content during competition days for the first time and encourage you to share with any interested parties to make it a success!

LIVE STREAM SCHEDULE:

Wednesday May 25:
7 p.m. PST: SCNC2022 Opening Ceremony

Thursday May 26 and Friday May 27:
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. PST: Bilingual live stream of competition footage, interviews and other onsite content.

Saturday, May 28:
12 p.m. – 3 p.m. PST: SCNC2022 Closing Ceremony

This is a great opportunity for students and career seekers to get inspired and learn about careers they might not have considered from the comfort of the classroom or at home!

 

Download Poster

 

Marie-Eve Poulin
Director, Marketing & Communications
Directrice, Marketing et communications

Skills/Compétences Canada
294, rue Albert Street, Suite/bureau 201
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6E6
Tel./Tél. :902-314-2180
www.skillscompetencescanada.com

 

 

SKILLS FOR SUCCESS FORUM

Highlighting Creativity & Innovation

Friday, May 27, 2022

Hosted by Skills/Compétences Canada and the
BC Ministry of Advanced Education and
Skills Training/Industry Training Authority

 

Efforts to inform and attract young Canadians to the skilled trades must be accompanied by information about what it takes to be successful. At this session, in addition to looking at ways to encourage young Canadians to consider skilled trade and/or technology careers, we will be discussing how the new Skills for Success framework contributes to Apprenticeship success.

Join us for this fun, interactive and informative session with presentations from the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training, Industry Training Authority, Futureworx, Bow Valley College and more!

Where: Vancouver Convention Centre, Level 1, room 118 to 120

Date: Friday, May 27

Registration and Breakfast: 7:30am – 8:45am

Sessions: 8:45am – 12:00pm

 

WHAT IS IT?

The Skills for Success Forum (formerly Essential Skills Forum) serves as an opportunity to bring education and industry together to discuss the skills gap as it relates to the importance of educating youth on the nine Skills for Success and how they relate to the skilled trade and technology occupations. This free half-day conference enabled attendees to participate in interactive sessions that encourage open dialogue amongst many stakeholder groups.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

TEACHERS/EDUCATORS || GUIDANCE/CAREER COUNSELLORS || APPRENTICESHIP STAKEHOLDERS || PARENTS/YOUTH INFLUENCERS || SKILLED TRADE EMPLOYERS AND LABOUR UNION REPRESENTATIVES

WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND?

Meet colleagues in your field || Share your experiences and learn from others || Be inspired to bring back information and make change || Meet experts in the field of Skills for Success and skilled trade and technology training || Free access to the Skills Canada National Competition at the Vancouver Convention Centre || Access new educational resources.

 

Download and share the Skills for Success Forum flyer

For more information and to register contact Marisa Sosa at marisas@skillscanada.com.

 

Patrick LeClair
Director, Business Development/ Directeur, Développement des affaires

Skills/Compétences Canada
294, rue Albert Street, Suite/bureau 201
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6E6
Tel./Tél. :902-314-2180
www.skillscompetencescanada.com

 

 

Don’t let your students miss this opportunity to learn about great careers, meet celebrities, and walk away with awesome swag! Register today!

 

She is Skilled hosted by UA Canada

When: Thursday May 26th, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

Where: Vancouver Convention Centre during the Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC).

Students will have the opportunity to meet UA Apprentices and Journeypersons working in the piping trades, engage in one-on-one discussions with these mentors and see for themselves how amazing a career in the skilled trades can be. Presentations by special guests include HGTV celebrities Kate Campbell (Decked Out, Disaster Decks, Home to Win) and Sebastian Clovis (Save My Reno, Home to Win and DIY expert on the Marilyn Denis Show).

Participants will receive a UA Canada Try-A-Trade® and Technology swag bag kit. Each kit will include a build your own headphone stand made from real steel piping, a set of new Bluetooth headphones, information pamphlets and links to video tutorials. Attendees will also have the chance to compete in a Scavenger Hunt through the Try-A-Trade® and Technology Exhibition. This event will showcase the limitless opportunities that are available for young women entering the piping trades, and there is a chance to win some great prizes!

Spots are limited and pre-registration is required.

 

Register Here!

 

Patrick LeClair
Director, Business Development/ Directeur, Développement des affaires

Skills/Compétences Canada
294, rue Albert Street, Suite/bureau 201
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 6E6
Tel./Tél. :902-314-2180
www.skillscompetencescanada.com