WorldSkills Romania
WorldSkills Romania is a non-profit foundation that serves as the national coordinator for WorldSkills vocational skills competitions in Romania, organizing 13+ skill competitions, training VET students and teachers, and implementing Erasmus+ educational projects across 190+ partner schools.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2016
- HeadquartersBucharest, Romania
- Headcount—
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What WorldSkills Romania does
WorldSkills Romania (Fundația WorldSkills România) is a Romanian non-profit foundation established in 2016 and headquartered in Bucharest, serving as the exclusive national coordinator for the WorldSkills International movement in Romania and a member of WorldSkills Europe since 2019. The organization operates as a vocational education and training (VET) ecosystem builder, organizing national skills competitions across 13+ skill sections (including Automotive Technology, Mechatronics, Cooking, Welding, CAD, ICT Network Infrastructure, and Sustainable Gastronomy), selecting and training Romanian delegates for the biennial WorldSkills and EuroSkills international competitions, and implementing Erasmus+ projects that develop industry-aligned curricula, train VET teachers, and run blended learning programs. With 17 employees and a network spanning 190+ educational institutions, 30+ corporate partners (FANUC, Festo, Autodesk Hofag, Carrefour, Uponor, Orange Romania, Hilton, BDT Ford), and multiple universities, the foundation serves over 244 competitors annually at the national level and reaches tens of thousands of students through scaled learning programs (e.g., 19,500 students in the 2023 Urban Biodiversity Education program).
The foundation's core 'products' are programs rather than discrete units: the annual National Competition calendar (recognized by Romania's Ministry of Education), Centers of Excellence in CAD (ECEPAC), Telecommunications Networks (ECERT), and Sustainable Gastronomy, plus specialized offerings like the Electronic Green Register web application (ReVePC), the Future Agriculture Professions blended learning program, and the Try a Skill! experiential learning program. Underlying technology is non-proprietary and domain-specialized — leveraging Autodesk Fusion 360, industry-standard fiber optic testing equipment, and blended learning platforms (with Profesorul Digital/Hooked Interactive as a technology partner) rather than developing custom AI/ML systems.
Revenue is generated through a diversified non-profit funding model: European Commission Erasmus+ co-financing (documented across at least 8 projects totaling over EUR 1.5M in award values, including the EUR 400K SkillsComp lead-consortium project), corporate sponsorship and in-kind contributions from industry partners, government grants via the Ministry of Education and local municipalities (e.g., Bucharest funding for ReVePC), training fees for select paid courses (e.g., arboriculture course at 2,000 RON/participant, CAD at 500 EUR/participant), and an affiliate referral arrangement with The KPI Institute offering 50% scholarships on professional certifications. The go-to-market is event-driven, anchored by the national competition calendar and bilateral Memoranda of Understanding with the Ministry of Education and CNDIPT.
WorldSkills Romania firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- WorldSkills Romania
- Legal name
- Fundația WorldSkills România
- Website
- https://worldskills.ro
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2016
- Operating status
- Operating
- Short description
- WorldSkills Romania is a non-profit foundation that serves as the national coordinator for WorldSkills vocational skills competitions in Romania, organizing 13+ skill competitions, training VET students and teachers, and implementing Erasmus+ educational projects across 190+ partner schools.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
WorldSkills Romania industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Vocational Education and Training Services
- NAICS
- Grantmaking Foundations (813211), Apprenticeship Training (611513), Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations) (813990)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Research & Science Grantmaking Foundations (BPAGAKAI)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Grantmaking & Philanthropic Funds (Institutional Donors) (BPADAOAB), Trust Funds & Multi-Donor Pooled Funds (BPADAOAE), International Grantmaking & Development Foundations (BPAGAKAH), Environmental & Climate Grantmaking Foundations (BPAGAKAM)
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Where WorldSkills Romania is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Bucharest
- HQ country
- Romania
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
WorldSkills Romania business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Erasmus+ Co-Financing: WorldSkills Romania receives co-financing through Erasmus+ accreditations (VET accreditations) to implement mobility projects, skills competitions, and VET development programs. This covers costs for competition organization, expert training, student exchanges, and international participation.
- Corporate Sponsorship and Donor Funding: The foundation receives financial support from corporate sponsors (e.g., Apa Nova, Carrefour, FANUC, Festo, Autodesk Hofag, Uponor, FANUC, Orange Romania, Hilton, etc.) for specific competition events and programs. It also receives grants from the Romanian Ministry of Education (protocol-based support) and local government funding (e.g., Bucharest Municipality for the Green Register project).
- Training Fee Revenue (Past): In the ECEPAC project, the 40-hour CAD course was priced at 500 EUR per participant (100% subsidized for selected teachers). The arboriculture course (2022) cost 2,000 RON per participant with early-bird discounts.
- KPI Institute Partnership – Training Revenue Share: WorldSkills Romania offers 50% scholarship discounts on KPI Institute courses, with the foundation acting as an intermediary in recruiting participants. Revenue is generated through enrollment coordination.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | One time | Arboriculture Introductory Course – 3-day full training |
| One time/ perpetual license | One time | Modern CAD Instruments Course – 40-hour teacher training |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | KPI Institute Professional Certifications – 50% scholarship |
| Freemium | Annual | Urban Biodiversity Education Program – Free participation |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels5 records
Marketing channels7 records
WorldSkills Romania product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Fundația WorldSkills România is a non-profit foundation that serves as the national coordinator for vocational skills competitions in Romania. It organizes annual national WorldSkills Romania competitions across multiple trade disciplines, develops industry-aligned curricula for VET schools, and selects and trains Romanian competitors for participation in the international WorldSkills Competition and the European EuroSkills Competition.
Product overview
WorldSkills Romania is a foundation focused on promoting professional excellence among young people through vocational education and skills competitions. The organization operates as a platform of interconnected programs rather than a single unified product, combining national competition events, educational excellence centers, and specialized training programs. The portfolio includes the WorldSkills Romania National Competition program for vocational skills assessment, participation in international competitions (WorldSkills Shanghai 2026), and specialized development programs such as ECEPAC for CAD expertise, ECERT for telecommunications, and Education for Sustainable Gastronomy. Additional programs address urban biodiversity education, green space management (ReVePC), and agricultural vocational training. The organization functions as a bridge between educational institutions, businesses, and government to align vocational training with labor market demands.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- WorldSkills Romania National Competition An annual national skills competition program that enables young Romanian people (VET students and pupils) to demonstrate their professional competencies across multiple trade disciplines such as Automotive Technology, Cooking, Welding, Electrical Installations, and Mechatronics. Recognized by the Romanian Ministry of Education through the National School Competitions Calendar.
- WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 Participation Program Coordination and training program supporting Romania's participation in the biennial international WorldSkills Competition, selecting and training competitors across 11 skill sections for the Shanghai 2026 edition.
- ECEPAC - Experts and Centers of Excellence in Computer-Aided Design An educational program developing Centers of Excellence in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) in Romanian technical high schools, providing teachers with training on modern CAD tools, Autodesk Fusion 360 software, and hosting the National CAD Competition.
- ECERT - Experts and Centers of Excellence in Telecommunications Networks A program creating Centers of Excellence in Telecommunications Networks in Romania, training teachers in fiber optic network curriculum (in partnership with AFOR) and developing specialized educational resources aligned with industry needs.
- Education for Sustainable Gastronomy A program developing Centers of Excellence in sustainable gastronomy in Romanian vocational schools, with updated curriculum aligned to international standards and sustainability principles, sponsored by Carrefour Foundation and Carrefour Romania.
- Education for Biodiversity in Urban Spaces A blended learning educational program for students and teachers about urban biodiversity and pollinators, including practical activities and resources aligned with Romania's 'Green Week' national program.
- Electronic Green Register for Circus Park (ReVePC) A project creating a digital model for managing green spaces in Bucharest using a web-based Electronic Green Register application, enabling monitoring and analysis of urban vegetation data for the Circus Park area.
- SkillsComp - Skills Competitions for VET Development An Erasmus+ funded project transferring the WorldSkills competition concept from international to local and regional levels by preparing teachers and experts to involve students in practical skills competitions across Central and Eastern Europe.
- Try a Skill! Program An experiential learning program where participants practice and demonstrate their skills in various trades such as gastronomy and other vocational disciplines before a general audience to promote vocational careers.
- Professions of Future Agriculture A blended learning program for agricultural high school students providing educational content about future agriculture professions through online resources, practical activities, and educational challenges.
Quantifiable outcome
- 244 competitors, 190+ institutions, 100+ localities, 30+ partners in 2023-2024 school year
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Companies that use WorldSkills Romania
Customer profileNamed customers14 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
WorldSkills Romania technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature5 records
WorldSkills Romania partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
57 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- FANUC RomâniacoreSponsor and technical partner for Robot Systems Integration competitions at national level (WorldSkills Romania 2025-2026) and international participation (EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023). Provides robotics equipment, expertise, and venue for student training and competitions.
- Festo RomâniacoreSponsor and technical partner supporting Mechatronics competition section. Previously sponsored Romania's participation in Mechatronics at WorldSkills Kazan 2019 and EuroSkills competitions. Provides automation and pneumatics technology for VET training.
- Autodesk Hofag EngineeringcoreAcademic partner authorized by Autodesk providing software (Fusion 360), teacher training, and competition support for Mechanical Engineering CAD section. Hofag Engineering has 15+ years of experience in Romania's CAD market and delivers authorized Autodesk instructor training.
- +GF+ (Uponor Romania)coreTechnical partner for Plumbing and Heating competition section at WorldSkills Romania 2025-2026 and supporter of international competitions. Provides expertise and materials for installer skills competitions, including the Erasmus+ project for international skills competition as a way to activate young VET people.
- Asociația de Fibră Optică din România (AFOR)coreTechnical and academic partner for ICT Network Infrastructure (Fiber Optic Junction Makers) competition section. AFOR is authorized by ANC (National Qualifications Authority) through Optikline for training fiber optic specialists. Partner in the ECERT project developing fiber optic centers of excellence.
- Carrefour RomâniacoreSponsor for the Sustainable Gastronomy competition section (Ediția 2023) and supporter of WorldSkills Romania's culinary skills competitions. Also supports the national competition calendar through in-kind and financial contributions.
- BDT FordcoreTechnical sponsor and venue provider for the Automobile Technology competition section at WorldSkills Romania. Provides workshop facilities and expertise for automotive mechanic competitions nationally.
- The KPI InstitutecoreLong-standing sponsor providing scholarships (50% discount on all courses) for performance management certifications. Provided internship opportunities for Web Development competitors preparing for EuroSkills Graz 2020. Supporter of national competitions (EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023) and part of the National Sponsor Group.
- Hilton Garden Inn Bucharest Airport & Old TownminorVenue partner providing facilities for Hotel Reception and Housekeeping competition sections in WorldSkills Romania national competitions.
- Orange RomaniaminorCorporate sponsor supporting WorldSkills Romania's participation in international competitions and national competition programs.
- Colegiul UCECOM "Spiru Haret" BucureșticoreKey educational partner hosting multiple national competition sections (Hairdressing, Restaurant Service, Web Development) and providing student competitors across multiple disciplines. Venue provider for annual competitions.
- Universitatea Politehnica din București (UPB)coreAcademic partner hosting the Mechanical Engineering CAD competition section and providing expertise for Robot Systems Integration competitions. Supports international delegation training.
- Universitatea Transilvania din BrașovcoreAcademic partner providing student competitors and expert for Mechatronics section. Supports national competition events and provides university-level expertise for robotics and mechatronics skills.
- Universitatea Națională de Știință și Tehnologie Politehnica BucureșticoreAcademic partner providing student competitors and expert for Robot Systems Integration at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026. Hosts national robotics competitions.
- WorldSkills InternationalcoreGlobal umbrella organization for skills competitions. WorldSkills Romania is an official member since 2016. Organizes biennial international competitions (WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 is the 48th edition) with 83 member countries.
- WorldSkills EuropecoreEuropean regional organization. WorldSkills Romania joined in 2019 as one of 30 member countries. Organizes biennial EuroSkills competitions (Gdańsk 2023 was the 8th edition) across 43+ skills sections.
- Asociația Peisagiștilor din România – Filiala București-Ilfov (ASoP)coreProfessional association partner for urban biodiversity and green space management education programs. Provides expert webinars, training, and content for the Biodiversity Education in Urban Spaces program across multiple school years. Member of the European Landscape Contractors Association (ELCA).
- AgreenaminorAgricultural technology company providing expert knowledge and sponsorship for the 2024 Urban Biodiversity Education program, including regenerative agriculture education content for agricultural high school students.
- Lerero (Learning Reengineered)minorLearning design company supporting the 2024 Biodiversity Education program as part of the National Sponsor Group, contributing to educational content development and program implementation.
- GREENVEU Consortium Partners (6 countries)coreErasmus+ project consortium (2021-2024) involving Romania, Netherlands (Stichting Platform Beta En Techniek), Denmark (Jordbrugets Uddannelsescenter Aarhus), Spain (Federación EFAS CV La Malvesia), Hungary (Közép-magyarországi Agrárszakképzési Centrum), and Finland (Viherympäristöliitto ry). Focuses on making agricultural VET more attractive and supporting the green transition.
- SkillsComp Consortium (Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic)coreErasmus+ project (2022-1-PL01-KA220-VET-000086141, 400,000 EUR) transferring WorldSkills competition concept from international to local/regional levels. Led by WorldSkills Romania with Institut Lukasiewicz (Poland), WorldSkills Slovakia, and WorldSkills Czech Republic. Trains competition coordinators and pilots 12 skill competitions.
- FARMKEEN ConsortiumcoreErasmus+ EDU project (FARMKEEN – Fostering next generation of farmers in Moldova) involving WorldSkills Romania, Centrul Roman de Politici Europene, Stichting Aeres Groep (Netherlands), Asociația Obștească Centrul Pentru Educație, Școala Profesională Bubuieci, and Centrul de Excelență în Horticultură și Tehnologii Agricole din Țaul (Moldova).
- AFOR – Asociația de Fibră Optică din România (ECERT)coreCo-developer of the ECERT project (Experts and Centers of Excellence in Telecom Networks). AFOR is authorized by ANC through Optikline to train fiber optic specialists. Trained 23 teachers from 10 telecom schools in fiber optic network curriculum.
- Fundația Carrefour (Franța) și Carrefour RomâniacoreCo-sponsors of the Sustainable Gastronomy Education project. Carrefour Foundation (France) provides international funding while Carrefour Romania contributes local implementation, including professional development activities and competitions for culinary students.
- BARCOVE ConsortiumminorErasmus+ forward project (101086595 – ERASMUS-EDU-2022-PI-FORWARD, led by OKNYGAARD AS, Denmark) on applied research in Centers of Vocational Excellence. Covers urban green space and water management: permeable paving, soil properties, stormwater systems, and green roofs. Romanian contribution through WorldSkills Romania's green skills expertise.
- EPLUG – European Platform for Urban Greening Consortiumcore4-year Erasmus+ funded platform (European Platform of Urban Greening) involving partners from Denmark, Netherlands, Finland, Spain, Czech Republic, Romania (WorldSkills Romania, Liceul Tehnologic Cezar Nicolau, AsoP). Selected as one of 7 European VET Centers of Excellence platforms from 55 applications. Develops green urban skills curriculum and training.
- ERASDG Consortium (Denmark, Netherlands, Finland, Spain, Austria, Hungary, Poland)minorErasmus+ project (2020-1-DK01-KA202-075077, 299,866 EUR) on Education for Sustainable Development through agriculture. WorldSkills Romania participated in 4 innovative pedagogical workshops (Living Lab, Innovation Camp, Team Learning, Gamification) in 4 countries and piloted them with 13 teachers from 8 agricultural schools.
- BIG InternPrize Consortium (15 organizations, 11 countries)minorErasmus+ VET strategic partnership (356,794 EUR, led by Akdeniz University, Turkey) on structured VET-business cooperation through a Community of Practice, bite-size learning, and entrepreneurship education. WorldSkills Romania contributed Romanian VET school and teacher access.
- EgpiVET Consortium (Romania, France, Belgium)minorErasmus+ project (2020-1-FR01-KA202-080157, 109,860 EUR) on best practice exchanges in skills competition implementation. Partners: WorldSkills France (leading), WorldSkills Belgia, and 8 Romanian VET schools. Romanian teachers received shadowing and training at French and Belgian regional/national competitions.
- Green Academy Aarhus (Danemarca)coreLargest and most modern agricultural VET school in Denmark, hosting Romanian students and teachers for 3-week internships in agriculture (2019-2021). 84 students and 22 teachers trained in animal husbandry, greenhouse vegetable/flower production, and farm management using the ECVET system for competency recognition.
- Hofag Engineering – Autodesk Authorized Academic PartnercoreAuthorized Autodesk academic partner providing Fusion 360 software licenses (free for 14-16 partner schools), instructor training (Gheorghe Cazan – Autodesk Certified Instructor Gold), and competition expertise for CAD competitions. Delivered 40-hour CAD courses and coordinated the National CAD Competition with 30 students from 8 schools.
- Asociația Profesorilor și Mentorilor din Turism „Edu4Tourism"coreProfessional association of tourism teachers and mentors partnering with WorldSkills Romania for Hotel Reception, Housekeeping, and Tourism Agent competition sections in national competitions. Provides expert evaluators and mentorship for competition preparation.
- Station EuropeminorEuropean partner collaborating on the Future Agriculture Professions project, providing expertise on EU agricultural policy and VET program design.
- Raiffeisen Comunități (ARC)minorFunding partner through the Raiffeisen Communities Program – NGO Sustainability Accelerator, managed by ARC (Asociația pentru Relații Comunitare), providing financial support for the Future Agriculture Professions project and biodiversity education programs.
- Biomimicry Digital AgencyminorDigital agency sponsor supporting Romania's Web Development competitor at WorldSkills Kazan 2019 and EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023. Provides expert mentoring and technical support for digital skills competitions.
- Life Management Science LabsminorPart of the National Sponsor Group supporting EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023 participation and ongoing WorldSkills Romania national competition programs.
- AEGENDAminorSponsor in the National Sponsor Group supporting EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023 and national competition programs.
- LererominorSponsor for EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023 and part of the ongoing National Sponsor Group for WorldSkills Romania.
- Keune RomaniaminorHair and beauty industry partner providing expert evaluator for the Hairdressing section of EuroSkills Gdańsk 2023 and national competitions.
- Puratos RomaniacoreBakery and pastry ingredients company providing venue (Puratos Innovation Center, Cluj-Napoca), sponsorship, and expertise for Bakery and Pastry Chef competition sections in WorldSkills Romania national competitions. Hosts local competition phases at their innovation center.
- RomflagminorSponsor supporting WorldSkills Romania's participation in WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 international competition.
- Apa Nova BucureștiminorWater utility company (Veolia group) supporting the Plumbing and Heating competition section and international competition participation. Co-partner in Erasmus+ project on professional installer market development.
- Voestalpine Railway Systems RomaniaminorRailway systems company providing expert and sponsorship for the Welding competition section at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.
- SafeRoad LightPoles BrașovminorManufacturing company from Brașov sponsoring WorldSkills Romania's international competition participation.
- Wood Class Production SRLminorWood manufacturing company supporting WorldSkills Romania competition programs as a sponsor.
- Rom AutenticminorSponsor supporting WorldSkills Romania's participation in WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.
- EXA Finance OradeaminorFinance company from Oradea supporting WorldSkills Romania's international competition participation.
- Beijing Beice Digital TechnologyminorChinese digital technology company supporting Romania's participation in WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.
- Tecno EuromagminorTechnical company providing expert for the Electrical Installations competition section at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026.
- Colegiul Tehnic "Anghel Saligny" BucureșticoreTechnical college providing venue for Plumbing and Heating competition section and student competitor at national and international levels.
- Colegiul Economic "Costin C. Kirițescu" BucureșticoreEconomic college providing student competitor (Hotel Reception) and institutional support for WorldSkills Romania's tourism competition sections.
- Liceul Tehnologic "Constantin Brâncuși" DejcoreTechnical high school providing student competitor for Mechanical Engineering CAD at WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 and participant in national CAD competitions.
- BiodigyminorDigital agency (Biomimicry) in the National Sponsor Group supporting WorldSkills Romania programs and part of the SkillsComp project.
- The Functional Areas Enablement InstituteminorPart of the National Sponsor Group supporting WorldSkills Romania national competition and program activities.
- SynaesisminorPart of the National Sponsor Group supporting WorldSkills Romania programs.
- Institute for Life Management Science & SystemsminorPart of the National Sponsor Group supporting WorldSkills Romania programs.
- MaentaeminorPart of the National Sponsor Group supporting WorldSkills Romania programs.
Scale indicators15 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights5 records
WorldSkills Romania competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- WorldSkills International: The global umbrella organization coordinating the WorldSkills movement across 83 member countries/regions. It is the direct parent/affiliation of WorldSkills Romania and the closest comparable for understanding governance, competition standards, and international network effects.
- WorldSkills Europe: The European regional body coordinating skills competitions across 30 member countries, including organizing EuroSkills (Gdańsk 2023, etc.). Directly comparable as a peer-level umbrella and the regional coordination counterpart to WorldSkills Romania.
- WorldSkills Germany: Large established Western European national chapter with deep corporate sponsorship; useful benchmark for scale of national operations, sponsor pipeline maturity, and biennial international competition performance.
- SkillsUSA: U.S. national nonprofit coordinating vocational skills competitions for students across 100+ occupational categories. Highly comparable model: competition-led skills development, employer engagement, and government recognition — though at much larger scale.
- Cedefop (European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training): EU agency informing VET policy and skills intelligence across member states, including Romania. Comparable as a stakeholder in EU VET funding flows, skills assessment, and policy alignment that shapes WorldSkills Romania's operating environment.
- European Training Foundation: EU agency supporting VET reform in candidate and neighbouring countries including Romania. Comparable as an EU-aligned VET development intermediary that influences funding, standards, and partnerships relevant to WorldSkills Romania's mission.
Direct peers
- WorldSkills France: The French national member of the WorldSkills movement and direct counterpart at the national level — comparable in mandate (organize national competitions, select international delegates), scope (multi-skill competitions), and revenue mix (corporate sponsorship + public co-funding). Partner in the EgpiVET consortium.
- WorldSkills Poland: Polish national WorldSkills coordinator and leader of the SkillsComp Erasmus+ consortium with WorldSkills Romania. Directly comparable as a national chapter running competitions, Centers of Excellence, and EU-funded VET modernization projects.
- WorldSkills Belgium: Belgian national WorldSkills chapter and EgpiVET consortium partner. Comparable at the national-organization level — competition organizing, teacher training, and EU project participation — offering a regional peer benchmark for size and program mix.
Emerging players
- Junior Achievement (JA) Romania: Large education-focused NGO in Romania delivering work-readiness, entrepreneurship, and skills programs to young people with both corporate and EU funding streams. Comparable as a domestic nonprofit education operator competing for similar school access, teacher time, and youth-skills agenda mindshare.
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Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights6 records
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Frequently asked questions about WorldSkills Romania
What does WorldSkills Romania do?
Fundația WorldSkills România is a non-profit foundation that serves as the national coordinator for vocational skills competitions in Romania. It organizes annual national WorldSkills Romania competitions across multiple trade disciplines, develops industry-aligned curricula for VET schools, and selects and trains Romanian competitors for participation in the international WorldSkills Competition and the European EuroSkills Competition.
Is WorldSkills Romania a public or private company?
WorldSkills Romania is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.
When was WorldSkills Romania founded?
WorldSkills Romania was founded in 2016.
Where is WorldSkills Romania based?
WorldSkills Romania is headquartered in Bucharest, Romania, in the Europe region.
How does WorldSkills Romania make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Erasmus+ Co-Financing is the primary driver. The others are corporate Sponsorship and Donor Funding, training Fee Revenue (Past) and KPI Institute Partnership – Training Revenue Share.
Who are WorldSkills Romania's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are WorldSkills International, WorldSkills Europe, WorldSkills Germany, SkillsUSA, Cedefop (European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training) and European Training Foundation. Direct peers are WorldSkills France, WorldSkills Poland and WorldSkills Belgium. Junior Achievement (JA) Romania is listed as an emerging player.
Does WorldSkills Romania have an API?
No public API is recorded for WorldSkills Romania.
What industry is WorldSkills Romania in?
WorldSkills Romania's product category is Vocational Education and Training Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAKAI, Research & Science Grantmaking Foundations, with a secondary code of BPADAOAB, Grantmaking & Philanthropic Funds (Institutional Donors). Its NAICS code is 813211.