Can't make it to the 2025 National Championships & Skills Show in Brisbane? We've got you covered!

Discover the World of Entertainment with Channel WSA: Free Viewing Anytime, Anywhere

In today's fast-paced world, where entertainment options abound, finding the right channel that caters to all your interests can feel like a treasure hunt. Enter Channel WSA: your passport to free, anytime, anywhere entertainment. Be inspired by the 'Empowering Skills Excellence' movement!

A Universe of SKILLS at Your Fingertips

Channel WSA will feature an impressive array of diverse skills, each one highlighting the exceptional craftsmanship and unwavering dedication of these talented young individuals. From the Cooking, where aspiring chefs whip up delectable dishes that tantalise the taste buds with their innovative flavours and artistic presentations, to the intricate world of Carpentry, showcasing both traditional techniques and modern innovations, we've got you covered! Whether it's the precision of a jeweller crafting intricate designs that capture the imagination and reflect the beauty of the natural world, the creativity of a fashion designer bringing new trends to life with bold colours, unique fabrics, and visionary styles, or the innovation of a tech enthusiast developing cutting-edge solutions that push the boundaries of technology and redefine the future, Channel WSA celebrates the passion and hard work that drive these young professionals to excel in their chosen fields. 

Variety That Captivates

A key attraction of Channel WSA is its diverse programming lineup, featuring speed tests, interviews, and much more.

The Future of Free Entertainment

In summary, Channel WSA is more than just a channel; it's a gateway to endless entertainment possibilities. Its commitment to offering free, accessible content to engage school groups, parents or simply individuals that choose to be inspired. 

What to expect at the 2025 National Championships & Skills Show

Competitions showcasing both traditional and modern skills: Experience the exceptional abilities of participants across a broad spectrum of categories, ranging from time-honoured trades to state-of-the-art technologies, illustrating the varied and progressive nature of vocational education. These contests highlight the artistry of traditional trades like carpentry and electrical work, alongside emerging skills in fields such as cybersecurity and digital technology.

Try'aSkill activities with practical experiences: Engage in practical experiences at our Try'aSkill stations, where people of all ages can experiment with tools, equipment, and techniques used in various skilled professions. These interactive areas offer an engaging way to explore potential career paths, build confidence in new skills, and get a sense of different trades.

Expert guidance for your career with the Brisbane Careers and Employment Expo: Interact with industry leaders and career advisors who provide guidance to help you navigate your career path. From exploring qualifications to understanding industry needs, these experts offer valuable insights, answer questions, and assist in shaping a path towards a rewarding career in a variety of trades and professions.

David Hoey, CEO of WorldSkills International, visits WorldSkills Australia

The realm of skills development and vocational education recently experienced a visit from David Hoey, the CEO of WorldSkills International, to the WorldSkills Australia team. 

David Hoey is renowned for his dedication to advancing skill standards globally and continues to grow WorldSkills International. His visit to Melbourne was characterised by a productive exchange of ideas, a recognition of accomplishments, and a forward-looking collaborative perspective.

 As the WorldSkills movement continues to expand, such visits underscore the significance of international dialogue in raising standards and cultivating a skilled global workforce.