WorldSkills USA Shines in Shanghai
Our WorldSkills USA team brought home a bronze medal in Welding and two Medals for Excellence at the 48th WorldSkills Competition.
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Local College Welder Becomes First Woman to Medal at International Competition
Read more: Local College Welder Becomes First Woman to Medal at International CompetitionWASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – A Washtenaw Community College student made history Sunday in Shanghai, China, becoming the first woman to win a medal in welding at the WorldSkills international competition.
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Mikala Sposito Makes History, Wins Bronze at WorldSkills 2026
Read more: Mikala Sposito Makes History, Wins Bronze at WorldSkills 2026Mikala Sposito earned a bronze medal in welding at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026, where she became the first female welding competitor to represent the United States in WorldSkills as well as its first female welding medalist.
An overview of WorldSkills USA
Every two years, the United States sends a delegation of its most talented young, skilled workers to compete in the olympics-style WorldSkills Competition (WSC).
Meet the Team
Meet the young professionals who represent the United States at the WorldSkills Competition.
Meet the Experts
The technical experts who train the team from the United States.
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