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Yasmin George – City of Glasgow College
Ryan Williams – Coleg Gwent
James Roberts – Cardiff and Vale College
Ninety-four young people across 27 different skills will begin an 18-month intensive training programme, to try and prove they have what it takes to compete against the very best of the rest of the world, as part of the ‘skills olympics’ in Lyon in September 2024.
The finals in Lyon, run by WorldSkills International, will test young people’s skills in a host of technical disciplines and feature competitors and expert coaches from over 80 nations.
Having excelled in regional and national competitions, squad members will now be guided through specialist training by a team of highly skilled industry experts, former medal winners and performance coaches. This will help them prepare for the pressure of competing at international level.
The final team to represent the UK on the international stage will be announced in the spring of 2024.
Select a skill below to find out who has made the squad.
Yasmin George – City of Glasgow College
Ryan Williams – Coleg Gwent
James Roberts – Cardiff and Vale College
Kaleb Szymanski – Coleg Y Cymoedd
Rosie Boddy – Airbus UK
David McKeown – Riverpark Training
Ieuan Morris-Brown – Cardiff and Vale College
Isabella Bailey – Coleg Cambria
Zara Morgan – The Beauty Room
Isaac Bingham – Obins Specialist Joinery
Conor Ellis – Coleg Ceredigion
Dominic Everington – Steer
Miguel Harvey – Steer
Wiktoria Kurkowska – Southern Regional College
Anastasiya Kovtun – Southern Regional College
Emily May – Middlesex University
Alex Whitemore – Babcock
Samantha Watkins – Savoy Hotel
Georgia Abernethy – Belfast Metropolitan College
Ronan Kerr – South West College
Oska Ready – DN Colleges Group
Max Clarke – University of South Wales
Sam Skinner – University of South Wales
Konrad Gutmanski – University of South Wales
Thomas Hindby – University of South Wales
Isabelle Barron – Sheffield Hallam University
Paul Hudson – Baker Hicks
Daniel Chesson – GDM Architects
Robbie Neave – John Noble
Daniel Knox – South West College
Michael Crilley – Gloucesteshire Engineering Training
Cai Jones – Grwp Llandrillo Menai
David O’Neill – Gower College Swansea
Scott Tavner – Gower College Swansea
Pawel Abramowicz – GE Aviation
Molly Rayner – West Suffolk College
Charlotte Lloyd – Reds Hair Company
Grace Burton – Loughborough College
Isabelle Hughes- Fletcher – Boston College
Millie Gallagher – Wigan and Leigh College
Edie Hanna – Sheffield College
Mikhaela Rain Roy – Middlesex Univeristy
Simonas Brasas – Barking & Dagenham College
Yeaba Astha – Barking & Dagenham College
Tyler Lewis – HCUC
Kieran McDougall – New College Lanarkshire
Ryan Cranie – New College Lanarkshire
Nathanial Patrick – New College Lanarkshire
Harry Scolding – Solihull College
Ben Hay – St David’s College
Nathan Young – New College Lanarkshire
Jacob Spence – Toyota Manufacturing Ltd
Connor Greenwood – Toyota Manufacturing Ltd
Ben Love – Tameside College
Lucy Yelland – Tameside College
Dior Regan – Lincoln College
Hattie Parnham – North Warwickshire & South Leicestershire College
Andrew McCann – South West College
Ruben Duggan – Coleg Y Cymoedd
Luke Haile – Eastleigh College
Caitlin Kelly – Tameside College
Ruby Pile – Cardiff and Vale College
Daniel Davies – coleg Ceredigion
Charlie Carson – Northern Regional College
Jason Scott – Northern Regional College
Jude Moore – Northern Regional College
Eva Hodgson – Bridgend College
James McKay – The Bedford College Group
Rhydian Brown – P & A Education
Aron Jones – Grwp Llandrillo Menai
Christopher Swales – TEC Partnership
Lucas Moon – Wakefield College