Namibian Welder Victor George Wins Best of Nation Award at WorldSkills SShanghai. Namibian welding competitor Victor George has received the Best of Nation Award at the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai, China, marking a notable achievement for Team Namibia.
George, who represented Eenhana Vocational Training Centre, competed in Welding at the international skills competition, where young professionals from around the world put their technical abilities to the test.
The Best of Nation Award is presented to the highest-performing competitor from each WorldSkills Member delegation. George’s achievement therefore places his performance among the strongest recorded by Namibia’s delegation at the 2026 competition.
His participation followed months of preparation and training ahead of the international event. Representing Namibia in Welding, George competed alongside skilled young professionals from different countries as he demonstrated his technical abilities on the global stage.
The achievement also highlights the role of technical and vocational education and training in developing practical skills among young professionals.
For Eenhana Vocational Training Centre, George’s recognition provides an international platform for the institution and its welding training. His performance also brings attention to the opportunities available to Namibian vocational trainees to participate in international skills competitions.
WorldSkills competitions bring together young skilled professionals to compete in different occupational disciplines, providing participants with an opportunity to demonstrate their capabilities at an international level.G
George’s Best of Nation Award adds to Namibia’s representation at the 48th WorldSkills Competition and recognises his performance in the Welding category.
His achievement comes as Namibia continues to have young vocationally trained professionals participate in international platforms where technical skills are tested against competitors from around the world.
For Eenhana Vocational Training Centre, George’s recognition provides an international platform for the institution and its welding training. His performance also brings attention to the opportunities available to Namibian vocational trainees to participate in international skills competitions.
WorldSkills competitions bring together young skilled professionals to compete in different occupational disciplines, providing participants with an opportunity to demonstrate their capabilities at an international level.
George’s Best of Nation Award adds to Namibia’s representation at the 48th WorldSkills Competition and recognises his performance in the Welding category.
His achievement comes as Namibia continues to have young vocationally trained professionals participate in international platforms where technical skills are tested against competitors from around the world.
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