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Regional Activities 2004 Overview Skills Canada BC 2018 Competition & Program Report Table of Contents 2018 SKILLS CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL & REGIONAL COMPETITIONS................................................... 3 SPECTATORS (BY REGION).......................................................................................................................................... 3 STUDENT PARTICIPATION (BY REGION) ...................................................................................................................... 4 JR. SKILLS STUDENT PARTICIPATION BY CONTEST (GRADE 6-10) .................................................................................. 4 REGIONAL PARTICIPATION......................................................................................................................................... 5 2018 PROVINCIAL COMPETITION AUDIENCE DATA ..................................................................................................... 6 2018 NATIONALS ....................................................................................................................................................... 6 NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 (BC COMPETITORS) ............................................................................................................. 6 2019 WORLDSKILLS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION ................................................................................................... 7 2018 INSPIRE: IN SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS: INFORM! RELATE! EXCITE! ....................................................................... 8 INSPIRE PRESENTATIONS BY SCHOOL DISTRICT(SEPTEMBER 2017– JUNE 2018) ......................................................... 10 (2017/18) INSPIRE PRESENTATION SCHOOL LIST ....................................................................................................... 11 2018 PARTNERSHIP LIST........................................................................................................................................... 16 2 2018 SKILLS CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL & REGIONAL COMPETITIONS 2018 Regionals Skills Canada BC Regional competitions in 2018 were expanded to include more than 2,100 competitors – an increase from 1,800 competitors in 2017. The Inspire Program Skills Canada BC, as an early influencer offered youth in the important K–12 demographic provided opportunities to thousands of students to explore trade and technology careers through the Inspire program. In 2018 the Inspire program was delivered to 15,000 students, in 23 communities around the province. Women in Trade and Technology Conference Skills Canada BC hosted the popular Women in Trade and Technology Conference during the Provincial competition (April 18, 2018). This exciting event is growing each year and is an important program that introduces young women to skilled trades and technology apprenticeships and careers. 2018 Provincial Competition Skills Canada BC’s annual Provincial competition (held April 18, 2018) hosted brought together an audience comprised of competitors, students, parents, educators, government, labour and industry leaders and the general public. This exciting event covered more than 160,000 sq. ft. of competition space at the Tradex in Abbotsford. Thousands of student spectactors were bused in to watch the competitions, participate in the Women in Trade and Technology Conference or participate in a Try-a-Trade activity. SPECTATORS (B Y REGION ) 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 Cariboo 64 300 250 400 400 400 Central Interior 280 275 175 0 0 0 Central Okanagan 460 450 400 400 400 400 Fraser Valley, Lower 1070 450 450 450 450 450 Fraser Valley, Upper 1300 1300 1300 1200 1200 950 Island, North 158 300 425 300 300 350 Island, Central 240 50 50 50 50 200 Island, South 1100 1100 800 1000 1500 1500 Kootenay 100 100 400 400 350 800 Lower Mainland, Central 405 300 300 250 150 0 Lower Mainland, North West 313 750 700 900 650 150 North West 50 50 50 50 150 150 Peace River 560 550 500 500 250 175 Total 6100 5975 5800 5900 5850 5525 3 STUDENT PARTICIPATION ( BY REGION) 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 Cariboo 157 144 72 104 90 125 95 Central Interior 208 142 101 0 6 0 0 Central Okanagan 117 137 154 81 80 101 134 Fraser Valley, Lower 96 180 207 157 198 153 203 Fraser Valley, Upper 115 97 89 67 63 57 50 Island, North 150 110 125 167 151 125 105 Island, Central 249 155 101 113 62 70 99 Island, South 161 143 182 126 197 178 111 Kootenay 77 92 135 36 40 41 16 Lower Mainland, Central 234 197 217 159 166 127 131 Lower Mainland, North West 132 99 93 85 112 82 36 North West 60 68 52 33 42 85 71 Peace River 274 264 316 171 221 99 167 Total 2030 1828 1844 1299 1428 1243 1218 Jr. Skills Junior Skills programming saw the continuation of “Gravity Vehicle” competition, “Mini Sumo Robots” and “Spaghetti Bridge”contests. JR. SKILLS STUDENT PARTICIPATION BY CONTEST (GRADE 6 -10) 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 Boston Pizza Mint Toss Challenge 20 Carpentry 40 23 Crane Challenge 16 Gravity Vehicle 264 238 299 131 144 129 119 46 Great Machine Potential Energy 3 17 17 10 Spaghetti Bridge 344 423 481 273 253 139 113 46 Sumo Robot 68 81 86 63 86 37 39 23 VEX IQ Robotics 30 Wind Turbine 184 97 4 11 11 12 Woodworking 5 Total 974 879 887 488 494 305 283 115 4 ) ) Developed ) Developed) 2018 Sec (LocalDevelop) Challenge Technology Total (Locally (Locally REGIONAL (LocallyDeveloped) Welding Developed Carpentry Woodworking Electronics (PS)Developed) (Locally ing ing Job Search Job TV & Video Auto Service Auto Photography Culinary Arts Culinary Jr. Carpentry Jr. (PS)Developed) (Locally PARTICIPATION Animation 3D Robotics ( Robotics Developed (Local AcIT) (AceIT) (Locally(AceIT) Developed Graphic Design Graphic Cabinet Making Cabinet Website Design Website Public Speaking Public Jr. Wind Turbine Wind Jr. Jr. Sumo Robots Sumo Jr. CAD,Mechanical Jr. TV/Video (Virtual) TV/Video Jr. Gravity Vehicle Gravity Jr. CAD,Architectural Jr. Spaghetti Bridge Spaghetti Jr. Jr. Crane Crane Jr. Fashion Fashion Workplace Safety (Sec) Safety Workplace Website Design (Virtual) Design Website D AnimationD ElectricalWiring Hairdress VEXRobotics (LocallyDeveloped) IQ 2 Baking (Locally Developed) Baking HeavyMechanics(PS)Duty(Locally Digital Art (Locally Developed) (Locally Art Digital Jr. Potential Energy ChallengeEnergy Potential Jr. Plumbing (PS) Plumbing Developed) (Locally By Contest Carpentry Carpentry Jr. Jr. Developed)ElectricalWiring (PS)(Locally CabinetMaking(PS)(Locally Welding ( Welding Developed) (PS) (Locally Welding Jr. Boston PizzaChallenge Toss Mint Boston Jr. Carpentry Carpentry Culinary Arts Culinary Service(PS) Developed) (Locally Auto Cariboo 8 9 6 14 1 4 7 35 34 7 3 4 8 5 4 3 5 157 Central Interior 9 10 11 6 28 111 6 7 8 12 208 Central Okanagan 6 3 7 6 3 5 12 8 2 20 36 9 117 Fraser Valley, Lower 2 7 8 4 9 1 9 3 8 3 17 3 4 2 11 5 96 8 Fraser Valley, Upper 6 12 6 6 5 11 6 10 10 7 18 10 115 16 Island, North 6 12 6 8 8 13 9 3 6 14 2 7 20 2 2 16 150 11 Island, Central 2 2 16 6 2 16 11 6 3 14 6 17 79 42 16 249 16 5 Island, South 10 8 6 1 12 4 4 2 6 6 15 19 39 8 161 20 16 Kootenay 4 9 5 9 6 4 4 77 Lower Mainland, Central 6 7 9 5 7 6 9 9 21 10 28 67 47 3 234 Lower Mainland, N.W. 15 5 6 10 1 18 27 6 1 29 14 132 North West 6 3 6 1 7 6 10 7 8 3 3 60 Peace 2 3 2 5 23 7 6 3 16 6 10 12 56 66 16 26 6 8 1 274 Totals 16 28 83 5 70 29 23 90 79 13 9 18 34 49 74 13 58 31 22 26 66 2 3 94 12 20 40 16 264 344 68 30 184 5 3 13 9 4 12 10 16 13 4 3 25 2030 • “(Virtual)” indicates that the competition was held at many schools in the region and then projects were mailed to judges to determine the medalists for the Region and who qualifies for the Provincial Competition. • “(Locally Developed)” indicates that a volunteer decided to create a contest that is not normally held at the Regional level. When such a contest becomes popular and spreads to other Regions, it becomes part of the regular contests. 5 2018 PROVINCIAL COMPETITION AUDIENCE DATA Provincial Competition 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 Competitors 577 572 563 562 562 Student Attendance 6000 6000 6000 5500 5400 School Buses 93 92 85 75 62 Competition Areas 58 58 60 57 52 First Hand Activities 22 22 22 17 16 2018 NATIONALS The 2018 Skills Canada National competition was held June 4 - 5, in Edmonton, Alberta. More than 550 competitors vied for a spot on the podium. Over 7,000 student visitors visited this exciting event and discovered the many careers available in skilled trades and technology sectors. The 2018 Skills Canada National Competition profiled one of the nine Essential Skills “Problem Solving” and how it is part of every skilled trade and technology career. Additionally, the changing dynamics of the workforce was recognized and highlighted in the digital literacy and technology demonstrations that are crucial to BC keeping pace with a quickly changing job market. 3D Digital Game Art is an example of a new technology that was featured in the 2018 National competition. NATIONAL RESULTS 2018 (BC COMPETITOR S) CONTEST AREA COMPETITOR MEDAL CNC Machining (PS) Rashad Ali GOLD Welding (PS) Bradley Streifel BRONZE Electronics (Sec) Joshua Childs SILVER Web Design & Dev (Sec) Sam Schweigel SILVER Industrial Control (PS) Mitchell DE Sousa SILVER Carpentry (PS) Lukas Pfob SILVER Fashion Technology (Sec) Kenneth Chow SILVER Baking (PS) Clarissa Roque BRONZE Baking (Sec) Queenie Li SILVER Automotive Tech (Sec) Zack Gallahar SILVER Cooking (PS) Leah Patitucci GOLD Cooking (Sec) Carmen Rosa Bilode GOLD Car Painting (Sec) Tony Harrington SILVER IT Network Systems Administration (Sec) Giovanni
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