SkillsUSA Names First Competitor for WorldSkills 2024
SkillsUSA announced it has selected Lily Williams of Jonesboro, Ark., as the official competitor for Car Painting at the 2024 WorldSkills Competition.
BASF Announces Winners of 2022 WorldSkills Competition
BASF announced the winners of the WorldSkills Competition 2022 Special Edition for Car Painting held Oct. 18-22 at College 360.
BASF Continues Global Partnership with WorldSkills
BASF announced that its Coatings division has signed a new multi-year global industry partnership with WorldSkills International.
BASF Renews Global Sponsorship of WorldSkills
The agreement continues BASF’s longstanding commitment to developing new talent in the automotive refinish industry.
Young Painters Compete at WorldSkills Competition 2019 in Kazan, Russia
After an exciting competition, the world champions in the “Car Painting” category have been determined at WorldSkills Kazan 2019.
BASF Supports American Competitor for WorldSkills Competition
BASF announced it is supporting 2018 SkillsUSA winner Dylan Wertz, who will represent the U.S. at the 2019 WorldSkills competition in Kazan, Russia.
WorldSkills USA Will Go for Gold in Russia at Global Trade Skills Competition
SkillsUSA has revealed 22 young competitors who will represent the U.S. at WorldSkills, the largest international showcase of the skilled trades.
BASF to Support Next-Generation of Auto Refinishers at WorldSkills Competition
BASF Coatings announced that its Automotive Refinish business unit will once again be the global industry partner of WorldSkills International and sponsor the “Car Painting” category.
PPG Expert Appointed to USA WorldSkills Team
PPG announced that Jamie Redd, PPG training center manager and automotive refinish expert, has been selected by SkillsUSA to train recent high school graduate Dylan Wertz for the 45th WorldSkills Competition to be held at the Kazan Expo International Exhibition Centre in Kazan, Russia, in August 2019.
Four Automotive Students Headed to Russia for WorldSkills Competition
SkillsUSA announced that 20 young competitors, including four automotive students, will represent the U.S. at WorldSkills, the largest international showcase of the skilled trades.
