WorldSkills TV Intro

[WorldSkills TV]

Hi, I’m Rosie from WorldSkills



The WorldSkills Competition brings together the best and brightest young skilled professionals from around the world to display their talents and compete in this prestigious Competition. For more information about WorldSkills Calgary 2009 event, click here. http://wsc2009.worldskills.tv/register/

We will be sending daily video updates during the week of competition in September. You will be able to see the latest events, witness the competitors in action and get leader board updates for each skill category. There will also be opportunities for you to embed competition videos on your own website, Myspace page etc. If you'd like to ask us about embedding a player pre-competition, please contact us at [email protected].

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[Victoria]

Hello. There are questions on the new member intro page that require answers. Please visit the page, answer the questions and tell us more about you and your business and how it will impact the floral industry.

Thanks.

V

 

[BOSS]

Yo V.... this might help...

http://www.worldskills.org.au/trade.php?tradeNum=19&tradeGroup=7

 

[Victoria]

Thanks Mark... although it would have been even more helpful if Rosie had answered the questions.

Rosie... please tell us more about you and your company.

Thanks.

V

 

[TGDragonfly]

Hmm, interesting, what to do.

This quote popped out from web page:

What sort of training do you need?
To become a Florist, you will usually need to complete a training course to Certificate III level, or a traineeship in Floristry. Entry requirements vary, but employers generally require Year 10. You may be able to start training while still at school.

Is this an Aussie norm? Todd?