Delegates will be able to choose from four destinations, each of which reflects a different sector or area of China’s dynamic industrial growth:
- Route A: Those interested in the automotive industry can visit the research and development centre at SAIC Motor Passenger Vehicle Company Anting Base, one of China’s largest automotive manufacturers and training providers. Guests will have a chance to see how skills support the entire production process, from preliminary design to final assembly.
- Route B: Delegates can choose to visit China Eastern Airlines Technology Research and Development Centre that showcases how one of the world’s major airlines is developing its technical workforce. It will offer insights into aviation training environments, flight simulation, cabin service, and aircraft maintenance.
- Route C: This tour will visit Shanghai Shentong Metro Group Longyang Training base. Visitors will try out train simulation operations and learn about the skills development and drills that support the world’s second longest metro system.
- Route D: The fourth tour will take place at Shanghai Nanhu Vocational and Technical College. Delegates will be able to take part in training scenarios in digital and 5G AI, and see how students are developing skills in smart healthcare, cruise service, and automotive technology.
At the end of the field trips, all the Conference delegates will meet back together at the WorldSkills Museum for free exploration of the world’s only exhibition space dedicated to skills. This will be followed by a reception and a final networking opportunity.