The philosophy of the Provincial Skills Canada Competition (PSCC) is to reward students for excellence, to directly involve industry in evaluating student performance and to keep training relevant to employers’ needs.
High school students earn the opportunity to compete at the PSCC by earning a spot at a Regional or Qualifying Skills Canada Competition in some events. For other events, they are selected by their teacher to participate.
Gold medalists at the PSCC are further rewarded with an appointment to Team Alberta and an opportunity to showcase their skills at the Skills Canada National Competition, the qualifying event for WorldSkills International.
Congratulations to all of our Grasslands Competitors. We are proud of you all!
2D Computer Animation
Sophia Ruelo and Kendal Bork, BCHS - 2ND
Ella Aurelio and Andrew Hickey, BCHS - 3RD
3D Computer Animation
James Salumbides and Kirby Sadie, BCHS - 3RD
Dylan Delibegovice and Cole deBoer, BCHS - 7TH
Architectural Technology & Design
Edison Hobart, BCHS - 7th
Automobile Technology
Shayden Follett, BCHS - 5TH
Pancho Unger, BCHS - 7TH
Kayden Smith, BCHS - 8TH
Baking
Sally Hung, BCHS - 14TH
Cabinet Making
Xander Giroux, Rosemary - 26TH
Corny Neudorf, Rosemary - 27TH
Ruby Cantwell, BCHS - 32ND
Shea Cowin, BCHS - 34th
Carpentry
Ty Caverly, BCHS - 1ST
Cian Rogers, BCHS - 2ND
Culinary Arts
Brooke Wutzke, BCHS 31ST
Graphic Design
Juliana Ruelo, BCHS - 18TH
Photography
Alaa Hussein, BCHS - 24TH
Video Production
Emily Yen, BCHS - 21ST
Workplace Safety
Ryan Stacey, BCHS - 2ND
