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Heidelberg gives support to WorldSkills Kazan 2019

Partners

09.08.2019, 06:30

Heidelberg is a Platinum Partner in sponsoring the Printing Technology in Media competition at the 45th WorldSkills Competition to take place in Kazan, Russia. There is longstanding cooperation between the WorldSkills International movement and the Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (Heidelberg) corporation, which is a founding member of WorldSkills Germany.

Heidelberg-CIS, as the regional division, has been for years giving support to local competitions for young professionals in Russia, another successful collaboration. Based on the WorldSkills Russia (WSR) standards, Moscow Professionals open championship is held every year with the assistance of the Heidelberg-CIS experts, who assist in conducting the contest in the Printing Technology skill and award the winners with valuable prizes and souvenirs.

Taking an active part in the preparation for WorldSkills Kazan 2019, experts from the Heidelberg-CIS and WorldSkills thoroughly train the contestants-to-be. For this, Speedmaster SX 52 presses are used, which Heidelberg-CIS has installed in the Krasin Technical School and Ivan Fedorov Moscow College for Printing and Publishing.

In addition, the Ricoh Rus Company, a partner to the Heidelberg-CIS in the digital printing area, provides the skill training — the learners have an opportunity to work with the Versafire EV digital press (Ricoh C7200X) installed in the company’s office in Moscow.

WorldSkills Kazan 2019

The 45th WorldSkills Competition – the main international event of 2019 in Russia – will take place in Kazan on 22-27 August 2019. More than 1,300 Competitors from 63 countries and regions will compete in 56 skills.

Kazan won the right to host the Competition in 2015 having been ahead of other WorldSkills International member countries after voting. The WorldSkills Russia movement embraces all 85 Russian regions and is one of priority vocational talent development projects.

Press Office of WorldSkills Kazan 2019 Competition Organizer

​​​​​Photo courtesy of Heidelberg-CIS