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Check out the ways you can volunteer for our competition programming!

Provincial Skills Canada Competition Volunteer Opportunities

Provincial Technical Commitee Roles

Each year we host the Regional and Provincial Skills Canada Competitions with the support of hundreds of volunteers. These volunteers serve a critical role in the execution of our programs; from setting-up the event, to registering competitors, to being a part of a specialized technical committee that plans everything from projects and judging, to sourcing equipment, and more. These roles include Provincial Technical Committee (PTC) members, judges, committee event general volunteers, and Try-a-Trade® volunteers.

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Provincial Skills Canada Competition Event General Volunteers

Competition Logistical Support

Assist with event set-up and tear down on the competition floor. Can include, loading and unloading shipments, delivering and packing up competition supplies to and from contest areas. Please note that you might have to perform physical tasks that may require lifting 40 lbs and stand for long periods.

Launch Pad

Assist with getting school field trip students into Launch Pad, an interactive audio-visual experience that students experience before entering the competition floor. This includes greeting buses as they arrive, directing students on where to line up, and filling the room for each video play.

Partnership Breakfast

Assist with registering partners and VIPs for the partnership breakfast on May 8th.

These roles are currently full for 2025! Check back next year!

Girls Exploring Trades & Technologies Gathering

Help girls GETT ideas, GETT information, and GETT inspired about career exploration! We are looking for energetic Industry Influencers to share their experience, knowledge and enthusiasm for their career journey. 

Apply to be an Industry Influencer

National and International Opportunities

Skills Canada and the WorldSkills International Competition brings together over 1000 competitors from across the country and the globe to raise the status and standards of vocational skills and training nationally and internationally. Hundreds of volunteers take part in the setting-up the event, to registering competitors, to being a part of a specialized technical committee that plans everything from projects and judging, to sourcing equipment, and more.

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Questions

Have questions? Want to learn more? Contact Javiera de Rossi, Registration Coordinator, at javierad@skillsalberta.com