OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020 - 11 September 2019
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OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020 11 September 2019
PROGRAMME
1430 hrs Registration of Guests
1455 hrs All Guests to be seated
1500 hrs Briefing on WorldSkills Singapore 2020
Briefing on Technical Working Groups
1550 hrs Question & Answer
1600 hrs Light Refreshments
1630 hrs Breakout for TWG meetings
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OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020 11 September 2019
PROGRAMME
1430 hrs Registration of Guests
1455 hrs All Guests to be seated
1500 hrs Briefing on WorldSkills Singapore 2020
Briefing on Technical Working Groups
1550 hrs Question & Answer
1600 hrs Light Refreshments
1630 hrs Breakout for TWG meetings
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BRIEFING ON
WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
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SNAPSHOT OF SKILLS COMPETITIONS
WorldSkills Competition WorldSkills ASEAN WorldSkills Singapore
(WSC) Competition (WSA) Competition (WSS)
(International Competition) (Regional Competition) (National Competition)
WorldSkills Singapore 2018 WorldSkills Singapore 2020 46th WorldSkills Competition
Suntec Singapore Decentralised @ Polys & ITE Shanghai, China
5 to 7 Jul 2018 23 Mar – 5 Apr 2020 (22 – 27 Sep 2021)
2H2018 1H2019 2H2019 1H2020 2H2020 1H2021 1H2021
12th WorldSkills ASEAN Competition 45th WorldSkills Competition 13th WorldSkills ASEAN Competition
Bangkok, Thailand Kazan, Russia Singapore
30 Aug to 4 Sep 2018 (22 – 27 Aug 2019) 25 – 30 Jul 2020
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WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
Objectives
• To promote the importance of technical/skilled personnel in Singapore.
• To accord recognition to technical talents and skills of our youths.
• To raise the standard of excellence in technical skills through
competition.
• To generate greater public awareness and interest in technical
education.
• To select highly-skilled youths to represent Singapore at WorldSkills
ASEAN and WSC.
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WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2018
Key Achievements
• 246 Competitors in 26 Skills Areas
• 18,000 visitors over 3 days (10,000 MOE students;
1,500 PSEI students; 6,500 public visitors)
• Strong industry support (56 industry partners) for
ECG activities
• 20 media mentions in various broadcast and online
media
• Extensive social media reach
WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020 Decentralised Approach • Instead of having a centralised venue for the Finals of WSS 2020, the 5 Polys and ITE will each host the finals for a few skills. • PSEIs to hold their WSS Finals for their allocated skill areas over 2-week period between 23 Mar and 5 Apr 2020. • Different PSEIs may choose different dates for the Finals of their allocated skill areas. • Within each PSEI, the Finals of the different skill areas will be held over the same 3 days. • PSEIs will make use of existing labs & workshops to minimise need for set-up. • No Opening Ceremony; Closing Ceremony on 8 Apr 2020.
WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
Key Competition Dates
• Wed 11 Sep 2019 Launch of WSS 2020
• Fri 1 Nov 2019 Close of Competitor Registration
(Number of competitors intended)
• Fri 29 Nov 2019 Confirmation of Competitor Registration
• Fri 31 Jan 2020 Submission of competitors’ details
• Mon 23 Mar to Fri 3 Apr 2020 WSS 2020 Finals
• Wed 8 Apr 2020 TWG Appreciation Breakfast / Lunch
Closing Ceremony
11WSS 2020 SKILL AREAS
COMPETITION
ITE NYP NP RP SP TP
VENUES &
(24 – 26 Mar) (25 – 27 Mar) (30 Mar – 1 Apr) (26 – 28 Mar) (1 – 3 Apr) (1 – 3 Apr)
DATES
Aircraft Visual Health and Social Cooking Electronics Graphic Design
Maintenance Merchandising Care Technology
IT Network
Automobile Information Mechanical
Systems Industrial Control Web Technologies
Technology Network Cabling Engineering CAD
Administration
IT Software
Restaurant Fashion
Beauty Therapy Mobile Robotics Solutions for Water Technology
Service Technology
Business
3D Digital Game Rapid Transit Cyber Security
CNC Milling Mechatronics Freight Forwarding
Skill Art Systems
Categories
Chemical Lab
CNC Turning Cloud Computing Hotel Reception
Technology
Hairdressing Note: Skills highlighted in red are team events (2 members per team)
Refrigeration &
Air-Conditioning
Electrical
InstallationsWORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
Awards
• Medalists for each skills areas will receive:
Gold : Medal + $3,000 (Indiv) / $4,500 (Team)
Silver : Medal + $2,000 (Indiv) / $3,000 (Team)
Bronze : Medal + $1,000 (Indiv) / $1,500 (Team)
• Competitors who score 700 points or more will receive a Medallion for Excellence.
• All competitors will each receive a Certificate of Participation.
13WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
Eligibility Criteria
• Singapore Citizens only.
• Competitors must not be older than 21 years of age as at 1 Jan 2020 (i.e. born on
1/1/1999 or later), except for following skill areas:
Skill Areas Age Limit (as at 1 Jan 2020)
Aircraft Maintenance 24 (i.e. born on 1/1/1996 or later)
Cloud Computing 24 (as above)
Cyber Security 24 (as above)
Information Network Cabling 24 (as above)
Mechatronics 24 (as above)
Water Technology 24 (as above)
Rapid Transit Systems 25 (i.e. born on 1/1/1995 or later)
• Has not participated as a competitor in the international WorldSkills Competition before.
• Undergoing or have completed relevant training/course at an education institution or
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company.WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
NS – Liable ITE Competitors
• Male Nitec competitors graduating in Dec 2020 – advisable to field those
who are likely to progress to Higher Nitec or Polytechnics.
• Male Higher Nitec competitors graduating in Mar 2021 or later –
advisable to field those who are likely to obtain Physical Employment
Status (PES) ‘A’ or ‘B1’ and attain at least 61 points and above in their
Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) within 9 months of WSS 2020
Finals.
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NS – Liable Polytechnic Competitors
• Male Polytechnic competitors graduating in Mar 2021 - advisable to
field those who are likely to obtain Physical Employment Status
(PES) ‘A’ or ‘B1’.
• Attain at least 61 points and above in their Individual Physical
Proficiency Test (IPPT) within 9 months of WSS 2020 Finals.
16WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
Registration
Stage 1
• Sponsoring institutions / companies to indicate the number of
competitors that they wish to field for each of the skills areas in the
required form. The form is available at https://www.worldskills.sg/.
• The closing date is Fri 1 Nov 2019.
17WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
Registration
Stage 2
• Sponsoring institutions / companies will be notified of the number of
competitors that they may field for each skills areas latest by Fri 29 Nov 2019.
• Sponsoring institutions / companies are to submit the details of the
competitors for each of the skills areas using the prescribed form.
The form is also available at https://www.worldskills.sg/.
• The closing date for submission of details is Fri 31 Jan 2020.
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Rules and Regulations
Pre-Competition
• The Organisers will provide the necessary equipment, machines, tools
and materials needed for the competition. For some skills,
competitors may be required to bring their personal tools (informed
through Technical Working Group).
• Competitors who wish to use their own tools instead of the ones
supplied must submit the list of tools they intend to bring for the
approval of the respective Technical Working Group before Finals.
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Rules and Regulations
Pre-Competition
• The Organisers will take all necessary precautions to ensure that
competition areas, equipment and machines are safe for use by the
competitors.
• The Organisers shall not be held responsible for any mishap that may
befall the competitors during the competition.
• Competitors and/or their sponsors are advised to take up their own
insurance policies against any accident or injury to themselves.
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Rules and Regulations
During Competition
• Familiarisation sessions will be arranged for the competitors to familarise
themselves with the equipment, machines and tools for the Finals.
• Competitors must bring their NRIC for verification during the Finals.
• Competitors are required to comply with all instructions given by the Judges
during the competition. Failure to do so may result in disqualification.
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Rules and Regulations
During Competition
• Competitors must comply strictly with all safety procedures and precautions.
The Judges reserve the right to stop any competitor from continuing with the
competition if the competitor violates the safety procedures and precautions.
• Competitors found guilty of any dishonest act or misconduct may be
disqualified and expelled from the competition.
• All grievances must be reported by either the competitor or their Team Manager
on the actual day of the competition.
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Rules and Regulations
Post Competition
• The Organisers will retain and hold exclusive rights over all materials created
during WSS 2020.
• The Judges reserve the right not to award the Gold, Silver and/or Bronze
medal(s) and the cash prizes that go with the medals should the skills standards
of the competitors fall below the desired level.
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Rules and Regulations
Post Competition
• Top 2 competitors for each skill may be selected represent Singapore at the
WorldSkills ASEAN 2020 (Singapore), while top competitor may be selected
represent Singapore at WSC 2021 (Shanghai, China)
• Winning the Gold / Silver medals does not guarantee selection for Team Singapore at
WorldSkills ASEAN / WSC
• Not all 31 WSS skills will be offered at WorldSkills ASEAN / WSC
• Selected competitors must agree to receive further training provided and to
participate in the WorldSkills ASEAN and/or WSC.
• All decisions made by the Judges are FINAL.
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Notes for Participating Institutions / Companies
• Participating institutions / companies will bear all the associated costs of
their competitors for the training and participation in the WorldSkills ASEAN
/ WSC.
• Where a winner has a problem in securing deferment from NS or other
personal issues, the Organisers reserve the right to replace him/her with
another competitor to represent Singapore in that skills area at the
WorldSkills ASEAN / WSC.
25LOOKING AHEAD 26
WORLDSKILLS ASEAN SINGAPORE 2020 Overview • Singapore will host the next WorldSkills ASEAN 2020 at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre from 25 – 30 July 2020. • Opening / Closing Ceremonies will be held at The Esplanade. • We can expect close to 300 competitors from 10 ASEAN countries and about 1,000 delegates.
46 TH WORLDSKILLS COMPETITION SHANGHAI 2021
Overview
• About 1,500 competitors from over
60 countries competing in close to
60 skills areas
• Venue will be at the Shanghai
National Exhibition and Convention
Centre (NECC), offering 400,000
sqm of indoor exhibition space
28BEYOND WORLDSKILLS SINGAPORE 2020
SKILLSFUTURE STUDY AWARD
Award Details
• Monetary award of $5,000, on top of existing Government programme fee
subsidies.
• For funding local or overseas programmes aligned with WSS competition skill
area.
• Use to defray out-of-pocket expenses associated with the programme (e.g.
programme fees, registration fees, cost of materials).
• No bond.
30SKILLSFUTURE STUDY AWARD
Eligibility Criteria
• Singaporeans with at least 2 years work experience in the sector related to
their WorldSkills competition skill area;
• Won at least a Medallion for Excellence at WorldSkills Singapore (WSS),
WorldSkills ASEAN or WorldSkills Competition (WSC);
• Not a previous recipient of any SkillsFuture Study Award, or recipient of any
scholarship/full bursary/full company sponsorship awarded for the same
programme; and
• Meets entry requirements for selected programme.
31STAYING IN TOUCH
• WorldSkills Singapore Website https://www.worldskills.sg/
• WorldSkills Singapore Facebook www.facebook.com/worldskillssg/
32FURTHER INFORMATION
Additional information on WSS 2020 is available at
https://www.worldskills.sg/
You may also contact the WorldSkills Singapore Office:
Mr Jason Chong
Tel: 6590 2045
Email: Jason_Chong@ssg.gov.sg
Ms Linda Wong
Tel: 6590 2571
Email: Linda_Wong@ssg.gov.sg
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BRIEFING ON TECHNICAL WORKING
GROUPS
Mr Heng Guan Teck
Technical Delegate for Singapore
WSS 2020 Competitions Sub-Committee Chairperson
Deputy CEO(Academic)/ITE
11 Sept 2019BRIEFING OUTLINE
• Technical Working Groups (TWGs)
• Roles of TWG
• WSC 2019 & WSS 2020 Competition Documents
• WSS 2020 Judging Criteria
• Code of Conduct
• Confidentiality & Professionalism Agreement
35TWGs FOR EXISTING SKILL AREAS
Existing Skill Areas Chief Expert Secretary
3D Digital Game Art Mr Lee Chen Fang Ms Lynette Wu
Koei Tecmo Singapore Pte Ltd NYP
Automobile Technology Mr Henry Liang Mr Choy Peng Hoong
Autoforce Service Centre Pte Ltd ITE
Beauty Therapy Ms Jeannie Sim Mrs Quek-Ho Mun Yee
Premier International Spa ITE
Consultancy
Cyber Security Mr John Lim Mr Percy Wong
Singapore Telecommunications TP
Limited
Fashion Technology Ms Doreen Tan Ms Doreen Looi
Textile and Fashion Industry Training TP
Centre
36TWGs FOR EXISTING SKILL AREAS
Existing Skill Areas Chief Expert Secretary
Freight Forwarding Mr John Iversen Ms Phyllis Ling
C.H. Robinson Project Logistics RP
Pte Ltd
Hairdressing Mr Mervin Wee Ms Lim Soo Ting
Jean Yip Salon Pte Ltd ITE
Rapid Transit Systems Mr Jeffrey Sim Mr Neo Aik Khoon
SBS Transit SP
Water Technology Mr Lee Tze Kang Ms Grace Chew
Novexx Pte Ltd SP
37TWGs FOR EXISTING SKILL AREAS
Existing Skill Areas Chief Expert Secretary
Aircraft Maintenance Mr Stephen Chung Ms Tang Ah Buay
Singapore Technologies Engineering ITE
Aerospace Ltd
CNC Milling Mr Yee Khe Khum, Davizon Ms Lew Mei-na
GBR Mechanico Pte Ltd ITE
CNC Turning Mr Kevin Goh Boon Aik Ms Ong Sok Cheng
DMG MORI Singapore Pte Ltd ITE
Cooking Mr David Toh Ms Elsie Lock
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel RP
Singapore
Electronics Mr Tan Jing Yuan Mrs Gillian Lam
Pepperl+Fuch SP
Graphic Design Mr Alfred Wee Ms Leaw Min Hong
Technology McCann Worldgroup Singapore TP
38TWGs FOR EXISTING SKILL AREAS
Existing Skill Areas Chief Expert Secretary
Health and Social Care Ms Mabel Ong Ms Grace Ong
National University Polyclinics NP
Industrial Control Mr David Chia Mr Seng Puay Hong
Beckhoff Automation Pte Ltd NP
Information Network Cabling Mr Andy Ng Ms Angela Er
3D Networks RP
IT Network Systems Mr Bai Qing Ms Eileen Yeo
Administration SystemEngineer360 Pte Ltd NYP
IT Software Solutions for Dr Colin Tan Keng Yan Ms Ng Swee Noi
Business National University of Singapore NP
39TWGs FOR EXISTING SKILL AREAS
Existing Skill Areas Chief Expert Secretary
Mechanical Engineering Mr Alain Lan Aik Keong Ms Catherine Chua
CAD (serving in personal capacity) SP
Mechatronics Mr Premarajan Ponnambath Mr Edmund Low
Pixel Automation Pte Ltd NP
Mobile Robotics Dr Marcelo H. Ang Ms Tan Poh Kim
National University of Singapore NYP
Restaurant Service Mr Kung Teong Wah Ms Lam Shu Ci
Copthorne King’s Hotel Singapore RP
Visual Merchandising Mr Peter Nouh Ms Audrey Sng
DFS Venture Singapore (Pte) Limited NYP
Web Technologies Mr Kevin Ng Ms Salena Saleh
Source AP Pte Ltd Ms Chan Lei Ling
TP
40TWGs FOR NEW SKILL AREAS
New Skill Areas Chief Expert Secretary
Cloud Computing Mr Jeffery Tay Ms Myrtle Lim
Nanyang Technological University Ms Jasmin Koh
SP
Refrigeration & Air- Mr Christian Eber Ms Cheong Mei Kuen
Conditioning CE Engineering Pte Ltd ITE
Hotel Reception Mr Andrew Lee Mr Ken Ho
Courtyard by Marriott Singapore Novena RP
Electrical Installation Mr Gabriel Soh Hwa Kiang Mr Tang Lian Geck
Siemens Pte Ltd SP
Chemical Laboratory Dr Netto Jeremy Dietrich Ms Phoebe Lin
Technology SCIEX TP
41ROLES OF TWG
1. Design and develop Scope of Competition, Technical Description &
Competition Test Projects (including Marking Scheme) preferably by industry
members only, according to WorldSkills Competition (WSC) standards
2. Specify machines, equipment and tools, workshop facilities and services for
competition
3. Establish rules of competition, marking criteria and judging procedures for the
respective skill area
4. Organise, judge and mark competition test projects
5. Recommend prize winners and their representation in ASC and WSC
42WSC 2019 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION & TEST
PROJECTS
• Available at WorldSkills International Website
https://www.worldskills.org: Create a profile & login
43WSS 2020 SCOPE OF COMPETITION & TECHNICAL
DESCRIPTION
• Scope of Competition and Technical Description for all skill areas will be made
available at WorldSkills Singapore website.
44JUDGING CRITERIA
Competitors’ technical knowledge & skills will generally be assessed through:
• Measurement Marking
• Judgement Marking
45CODE OF CONDUCT
All members of the TWGs and Workshop Managers are to observe the following
code of conduct:
Professional Integrity
1. No unfair advantage is given to a competitor or group of competitors
2. Not to be involved or associated with, directly or indirectly with the training of
competitors of your skill area
3. TWG members to declare upfront if they know anyone who are involved in or
associated with the WSS competition
46CODE OF CONDUCT
Confidentiality
1. Uphold the confidentiality of all WSS-related information and documents.
2. Only a specific group of TWG members should know the contents of the Test
Project.
3. If non-TWG member is involved, which may compromise the integrity of the
competition, need to get the following done:
Get written approval from the TWG Chief Expert; and
Non-TWG member to sign a separate Confidentiality and Professionalism
Agreement
47CONFIDENTIALITY & PROFESSIONAL AGREEMENT
TWG members and non-TWG members (invited to set and/or mark Test Projects)
are required to sign the Confidentiality & Professionalism Agreement and
Declaration Form. We request your cooperation in this matter.
TWG Chief Experts can disqualify any member who is found to have violated any
of the conditions stipulated, from involvement in this and future WSS competitions.
48QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION
49THANK YOU
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