Northern Ireland students win medals at WorldSkills competition in Shanghai
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Oct, 12:49 · Archive
Students from Northern Ireland have won medals at the WorldSkills competition in Shanghai, the international skills competition.
Students from Northern Ireland have won medals at the 48th WorldSkills competition held in Shanghai. The competition, described as the 'Skills Olympics', brings together young people from different countries alongside industry, education and government leaders to advance technical and vocational education and training.
The News Letter reports that five students from Southern Regional College won medals after years of intensive training and preparation. However, the Belfast Telegraph states that seven Northern Ireland students in total won medals at the event.
How it is being reported
- ‘An amazing experience’: Seven NI students bag medals at ‘Skills Olympics’ in ShanghaiBelfast Telegraph · 2 Oct, 12:04
- 48th WorldSkills competition in Shanghai: Five students from Southern Regional College win medals at 'Skills Olympics'News Letter · 1 Oct, 10:38
In this story: Southern Regional College · Shanghai · Northern Ireland · WorldSkills
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