World Skills Museum

Have you ever wondered what a 100-year-old cotton warehouse could become? Here, on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai, stands the WorldSkills Museum. It’s not just a museum. It’s a journey through time, showcasing the skills that built our world and those shaping our future. The WorldSkills Museum resides in Shanghai’s historic Yangpu district. It’s housed within a revitalized Wing On textile storehouse, a testament to the area’s industrial past. Inside this impressive 2,500 square meter space, you’ll discover over 800 artifacts. These objects whisper stories of skilled individuals and their contributions across cultures and throughout history. The WorldSkills Museum isn’t just about looking back. It also explores the present and future of vocational skills. Six dedicated zones showcase how skills drive innovation, fuel economic growth, and contribute to a sustainable world. You’ll find interactive exhibits, high-quality digital resources, and captivating displays. The museum also celebrates the WorldSkills Competition itself. Here you can see trophies and medals from competitions dating back to 1950. Discover the origins and global impact of this remarkable organization. Explore the personal stories of those whose lives were transformed by WorldSkills. The WorldSkills Museum offers free admission, but be sure to make a reservation. It’s open Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Come and experience a world of skill and innovation. The WorldSkills Museum awaits.