Competition Overview

Another international event, in which Asian countries participate

The WorldSkills Asia Competition is a regional event at which young people from Asian countries
engage in skills-based competition across a range of occupational categories.
The event is intended to benchmark skills-related excellence, promote Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET),
and nurture prospective participants in WorldSkills Competitions.
The WorldSkills Asia Competition seeks to improve the TVET system and address the shortage of skilled workers
while promoting participants' personal growth and career progression, and enhancing their international profile.
It contributes to the development of an expert workforce to prepare for the future of Asia as a whole
by promoting collaboration among governments, business communities, and educational institutions.

Competition Dates

26–30 November 2025

Competition Venue

Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center

Official competition website:

Live Streaming

(The 2025 live stream has finished)

For Further Details About the Competition

What is One School One Skill?

One School One Skill (OSOS) is a vocational career education program whereby Competitors from various skills competitions
visit schools nationwide as instructors, showcasing real skills.
By experiencing these skills with the instructor, students gain exposure to the possibilities they offer
and learn that everybody has a role to play in shaping the future of these skills.
This initiative originated in Japan, having evolved from the One School One Country Program
launched during the WorldSkills Shizuoka 2007.

OSOS Videos

Competition Digest Videos