World Youth Skills Day in 2022

World Youth Skills Day Quick Facts - CA 2022

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2022 Date	July 15, 2022
2023 Date	July 15, 2023

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World Youth Skills Day in 2022

World Youth Skills Day seeks to emphasize the importance of engaging young people in the workforce. This day encourages teaching the youth the skills they will need to successfully manage evolving challenges.

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Today is World Youth Skills Day (#WYSD). Raphaëlle Couratin from France helps Yukon youth learn to survive the outdoors by combining French language lessons with wilderness training. #ImmigrationMatters: https://t.co/e8kbmf39V4 https://t.co/VsvLwJjXpf
— IRCC (@CitImmCanada) July 15, 2022

Today is World Youth Skills Day! Youth are critical to the future growth of Canada's economy. We have a Grad Talent Program where we hire, train and develop recent computer science graduates in the craft of software quality and quality engineering. #worldyouthskillsday #careers
— QA Consultants (@QAConsultants) July 15, 2022

World Youth Skills Day celebrates the importance of equipping young people with skills for employment, and entrepreneurship. Congratulations to these four schools for each winning $50k grants from the @biogeniusCA program, to invest in science labs! https://t.co/c5O3w75hFI
— Sanofi Canada (@SanofiCanada) July 15, 2022

When a young person learns how to weld or how to code, they can become indispensable to their workplace. They’re empowered to get a job, and build the career they want. #WorldYouthSkillsDay https://t.co/AAh0wRJutd https://t.co/pMbfqgPHFz
— Carla Qualtrough (@CQualtro) July 15, 2022

Youth in Canada have skills, and they know it! In 2020, 74% of young Canadians aged 25 to 34 had attained a postsecondary qualification, up from 59% in 2000. https://t.co/r0gmY7oaGO #WorldYouthSkillsDay https://t.co/zoh5L9CKM5
— Statistics Canada (@StatCan_eng) July 15, 2022

👏 Today we celebrate World Youth Skills Day! The theme: socio-economic recovery from COVID-19. We look forward to seeing more youth join our programs and address the challenges of our environment after the pandemic. Together, we can help create a sustainable community. #WYSD2022 https://t.co/vE6Ml7ic0Q
— EcoSpark (@EcoSpark_Env) July 15, 2022

Happy World Youth Skills Day everyone! #Canada continues to work with partners to ensure education & skills development remain accessible to young people, enabling them to exercise their leadership and full potential. #WYSD https://t.co/lM0s1Nrl2R
— Canada in Pakistan (@CanHCPakistan) July 15, 2022

A message from The Honourable @CQualtro, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion, on World Youth Skills Day. #SkillsChangeLives https://t.co/RlZVTBE6pC
— Skills Canada (@Skills_Canada) July 15, 2022

Friday is World Youth Skills Day. Learn how technical and vocational education are helping young people prepare for the future, while also contributing to the #GlobalGoals. https://t.co/ehDvixiEb3 https://t.co/LklZ5t2UiZ
— United Nations (@UN) July 15, 2022

It’s World Youth Skills Day. COL is doing its part to promote skills development using technologies and blended approaches.
— Asha Kanwar (@AshaKanwarCOL) July 15, 2022