Everything you need to prepare students for WorldSkills Web Technologies competitions — from registration to training strategies.
Follow these steps to get your school involved and start preparing students for competition. No prior competition coaching experience is required.
Contact your national WorldSkills organization to register your school or institution as a participating center.
Identify talented students and begin structured preparation using the Skill17 curriculum and learning path.
Break training into focused sessions that align with competition modules. Mix theory with hands-on practice.
Enter national competitions and use results to refine training. Each round is a learning opportunity.
See how standard school subjects map to WorldSkills competency areas. Use this to integrate competition preparation into your existing teaching.
| School Subject | WorldSkills Area | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| HTML & Web Design | Design Implementation (25%) | Visual design, responsive layouts, accessibility, SEO |
| Programming / Computer Science | Front-End Development (25%) | JavaScript, frameworks (React/Vue), testing, interactivity |
| Advanced Programming / IT | Back-End Development (40%) | PHP/Node.js, databases, APIs, security, architecture |
| Project Work / Soft Skills | Professional Skills (10%) | Version control, project management, communication |
Use these resources to support your teaching and coaching activities.
Browse the complete curriculum organized by WorldSkills competency areas.
Share this structured roadmap with students so they can self-study between sessions.
Understand the competition format, eligibility, and assessment criteria.
Share the learning path with your students and begin their journey.
View Learning Path