2024 Provincial Skills Canada Competition

During this flagship competition, each student specializes in one contest area and will work on a project that has been designed by experts in that field. For example, a carpentry competitor may be given the challenge of building a playhouse using specific building plans, while a graphic design competitor may be asked to design a business card incorporating specified elements.

High school students earn the opportunity to compete at the PSCC by earning a spot at a Regional or Qualifying Skills Canada Competition in some events. For other events, they are selected by their teacher to participate.

Gold medalists at the PSCC are further rewarded with an appointment to Team Alberta and an opportunity to showcase their skills at the Skills Canada National Competition, the qualifying event for WorldSkills International.

• Free event with more than 50 Try-A-Trades and Try-A-Skills.
• See 700 high school and post-secondary students compete in 1 of 45 competition areas.
• Industry and education leaders share information about career paths in the trades and technologies at Skill City.
• Bus subsidies available.