2025年9月，上海世赛执行局联合市教委启动"一校一队"院校申报工作，长三角地区77所学校踊跃申 报。经与世界技能组织共同商议审核，最终确定62所院校作为第48届世赛"一校一队"活动的结对院校， 涵盖本科院校5所、中小学12所、高中8所、中职中专21所、高职8所、一贯制学校8所。 本次"一校一队"申报工作呈现三大亮点：一是地域联动性强，以上海为核心，辐射长三角重点城市，形 成区域技能教育协同参与的良好格局；二是院校类型全覆盖，结对院校涵盖中小学、高中、中职中专、 高职和本科院校，构建起"基础教育启蒙、职业教育对接、高等教育深化"的全链条技能交流体系；三是 供需精准匹配，结合参赛国家（地区）的技能特色与本地院校的学科强项、资源禀赋进行结对，确保交 流活动既有广度，更见深度。 （来源：工人日报） 第48届世赛将于9月22日至27日在上海举办。目前，已有71个世界技能组织成员国家和地区预注册超 5000人，本届大赛有望在比赛项目、参赛人数、参与成员组织数量上均创历史新高，彰显世界技能运动 的强大凝聚力与全球影响力。 本报讯 （记者裴龙翔）2月4日，在第48届世界技能大赛（以下简称世赛）准备周期间，"一校一队"发 布 ...

一起来听他们的讲述。 鲁静怡（中国）： 世界各地，技能健儿正蓄势待发，赴一场"技能奥林匹克"的东方之约。今年9月，第48届世界技能大赛 将在上海举办。 此前，在克罗地亚举行的2025年世界技能组织全体成员大会上，上海2026年第48届世界技能大赛首次聘 请11位"全球技能梦想大使"。 他们分别来自中国、赞比亚、阿联酋、奥地利、哥斯达黎加、芬兰、阿塞拜疆、澳大利亚、南非、牙买 加、印度，代表五大洲顶尖技能人才力量。他们是各自领域的技能标杆，更致力于推动技能教育普及、 打破职业偏见。他们的经历，展现着技能教育改变命运的力量。 "让世界看见技能的力量" 2022年，鲁静怡开启了她的竞赛征程。从市赛到省赛，再到全国选拔赛，她一路过关斩将，最终获得了 代表中国参加里昂世界技能大赛的资格并成功斩获化学实验室技术项目比赛的金牌。 成为世界冠军后，鲁静怡并未止步于个人荣耀。她深知，在中国乃至全球许多地区，职业教育仍被贴 上"次等选择"的标签。于是，她走进多所职业院校，分享自己的成长故事，鼓励更多青年相信技能的价 值。 上海世赛"全球技能梦想大使"，则意味着新的责任与担当。"技能是我人生的敲门砖，让作为普通职校 生的我有了逐梦 ...

Core Points - The article highlights the achievement of Lu Jingyi, a student from Henan Chemical Technician College, who was appointed as one of the "Global Skills Dream Ambassadors" for the upcoming World Skills Competition in Shanghai, representing Asia [1] - Lu Jingyi won a gold medal in the chemical laboratory technology project at the World Skills Competition held in Lyon, France, in September 2024, marking a significant milestone for Chinese competitors in this field [1][14] - The World Skills Competition is recognized as the "Skills Olympics," being the largest and most influential vocational skills competition globally, with Chinese participants having previously won multiple gold medals in various categories [1] Education and Training - Lu Jingyi underwent two years of specialized training at the Henan Chemical Technician College, transitioning from a regular student to a world champion [3] - Initially, Lu Jingyi attended the vocational school due to a poor performance in the high school entrance examination, which led to her initial bias against vocational education [4][6] - Her self-identity and confidence grew through her studies in chemistry, leading her to excel and eventually participate in national competitions [8] Competitions and Achievements - Lu Jingyi's journey included participating in various competitions, where she achieved first place in the Kaifeng City Vocational Skills Competition and performed well in the Henan Provincial Skills Competition [12] - She faced challenges during the national selection but was encouraged by her senior, which helped her regain confidence and focus on her training [12][14] - At the 47th World Skills Competition, Lu Jingyi competed against 9 other top talents from different countries and ultimately secured the gold medal for China in her category [14] Impact and Advocacy - Lu Jingyi's story exemplifies the value of vocational education and the potential for personal transformation through skill development, challenging societal biases against technical education [16] - She aims to inspire others by sharing her journey, emphasizing that success is not solely determined by traditional academic paths but can also be achieved through vocational skills [16][17]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the "Skills Illuminate the Future" initiative in Beijing, which offers free vocational experience activities for youth, aiming to cultivate interest in various skilled professions, particularly in the semiconductor and integrated circuit sectors [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Skills Illuminate the Future" initiative is part of the upcoming "World Youth Skills Day" on July 15, 2023, and includes hands-on activities for middle and primary school students across 16 districts in Beijing [1]. - The event features various fields such as aerospace, robotics, drones, VR, networking, gardening, animation, and intangible cultural heritage [1]. Group 2: Educational Impact - At the Beijing Electronic Information Technician College, students engage in hands-on semiconductor packaging activities under the guidance of national skill masters, enhancing their understanding of engineering work [1][2]. - The initiative aims to instill a sense of career awareness and professional perspective in students, with the hope of inspiring them to pursue careers in the integrated circuit industry [2]. Group 3: Participation and Engagement - The event attracted students aged 8 to 16, showcasing a wide age range and interest in the activities [2]. - Over 30 skill masters participated, sharing their experiences and techniques to stimulate interest in diverse vocational skills among the youth [2].