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Automotive mechanics make mechanical repairs and carry out scheduled maintenance on cars, trucks and other motor vehicles using a variety of testing equipment and tools.

A career in baking offers a variety of areas in which to specialize. Bakers are responsible for making breads, bagels, pretzels, cakes, muffins, cookies and pastries as well as chocolate and candy, sugar sculptures and icing.

Carpenters use the latest technology in hand and power tools, including computerized machinery, to cut, fit and assemble wood and other materials in the construction of buildings, docks, industrial plants and many other structures. They start with the drawings or blueprints that define the scope of the specific project, measure and mark the layout, cut and shape the materials with hand and power tools, join the materials.

Cooks prepare and present a wide variety of foods. Cooks duties may include some or all of the following: prepare complete meals or individual dishes and food product, prepare special dietary consideration foods and meals

The skills required to work in the clothing and textile industry can lead to various careers in the fashion sector. Apparel production is a very exacting profession that requires a great deal of creativity. It involves measuring, tracing, cutting, sewing, fitting, adjusting and finishing.

Hairdressers help people to look and feel their best. They may be asked to curl, wave, perm, bleach, tint or dye a customer’s hair, or merely to cut and style it. As styles continually change and evolve, hairdressers must also continue to upgrade and learn new skills to keep up with new trends, products and styles.

Due to improvements in computers and the increasing use of robots, companies must now be able to access and apply these emerging technologies in the design and manufacture of products to remain competitive.

Outdoor Power and Recreational Equipment mechanics carry out diagnosis, make repairs and scheduled maintenance on a large variety of vehicles and small powered equipment including, but not limited to, All Terrain Vehicles (ATV), Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, Generators, Pumps, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Tractors, Small Engine units and other motor vehicles using a large variety of electronic, mechanical testing equipment and tools.

A photographer uses various techniques, such as enhancing lighting or using specialized filters or lenses, to set the scene for film or digital photographs. Photographers who shoot digital images then upload them to a computer, while those who use film cameras outsource their film for processing or develop it themselves. Photographers also use computer software to modify images, such as cropping them or correcting their color.

Public speaking is the process of speaking to an audience in a deliberate way so that you inform, influence, or entertain. The ability to communicate effectively is a critical skill in today’s workplace. Potential employers are looking for employees who have a variety of general skills and abilities.

Traditional indigenous sewing is a profound expression of respect, connection to the land, and a deep-rooted celebration of culture. Every part of the animal is used, reflecting a zero-waste philosophy and a deep-seated belief in the interconnectedness of all living things.

Beyond its aesthetic beauty, traditional indigenous sewing is a practice steeped in meaning. It fosters a deep sense of belonging and identity among community members, connecting individuals to their ancestors and the land.

A career in television and video production offers ample opportunity to move from entry-level positions to a variety of specialties. Newcomers to the business often start out performing duties such as lighting, staging and recording, or operating camera dollies and microphone booms.

Welding involves the joining of metals using manual, semi-automatic and automatic arc welding equipment. Welders generally plan their work from drawings and blueprints and may use hand tools and machines to fabricate, assemble and welding to make products.

Inspectors in this unit group evaluate and monitor health and safety hazards and develop strategies to control risks in the workplace.

Click the box below to access the document that details the basic requirements and knowledge expectation for each category.

The Competition scopes for 2026 will be available in January - please reference past project outlines to understand knowledge and experience expectations.

Automotive mechanics make mechanical repairs and carry out scheduled maintenance on cars, trucks and other motor vehicles using a variety of testing equipment and tools.

Cabinetmaking involves more than simply designing, building, and repairing cabinets. It encompasses working with a variety of structures such as doors, windows and window frames, and all types of furniture.

Carpenters use the latest technology in hand and power tools, including computerized machinery, to cut, fit and assemble wood and other materials in the construction of buildings, docks, industrial plants and many other structures. They start with the drawings or blueprints that define the scope of the specific project, measure and mark the layout, cut and shape the materials with hand and power tools, join the materials.

Cooks prepare and present a wide variety of foods. Cooks duties may include some or all of the following: prepare complete meals or individual dishes and food product, prepare special dietary consideration foods and meals

Electrical Installation evaluates participants' skills in electrical wiring installation across residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Competitors demonstrate their ability to install wiring, control systems, branch circuit components, and heating equipment, while using test instruments for troubleshooting.

Hairdressers help people to look and feel their best. They may be asked to curl, wave, perm, bleach, tint or dye a customer’s hair, or merely to cut and style it. As styles continually change and evolve, hairdressers must also continue to upgrade and learn new skills to keep up with new trends, products and styles.

Heavy Vehicle Technology showcases participants' skills and knowledge in diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining heavy vehicle powertrains and control systems. Competitors are tested on their ability to use hand, power, and diagnostic tools safely, read and interpret technical manuals, and maintain accurate service records. During the competition, participants complete practical tasks across six stations, including Engine Systems, Hydraulic Systems, Electrical Systems, Drive-Train Systems, Steering, Braking, and Undercarriage Systems, as well as Workplace Practices.

Outdoor Power and Recreational Equipment mechanics carry out diagnosis, make repairs and scheduled maintenance on a large variety of vehicles and small powered equipment including, but not limited to, All Terrain Vehicles (ATV), Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, Generators, Pumps, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Tractors, Small Engine units and other motor vehicles using a large variety of electronic, mechanical testing equipment and tools.

Plumbing will assess participants' knowledge and skills in installing plumbing systems, emphasizing quality workmanship, pipe joining techniques, accuracy, and time management. Competitors are tested on their mathematical problem-solving abilities, safe work practices, proper tool usage, and techniques for correct pipe assembly, along with their capability to interpret blueprints and specifications.