TORONTO — May’s #SkillsAnywhereChallenge, hosted by Skills Ontario, asks participants to design and build a miniature park using only popsicle sticks, string, scissors and a hot glue gun.
The fourth challenge in the series aims to inspire and encourage Ontarians of all ages to explore the skilled trades and technologies.
By measuring and forging pieces together, participants get an at-home experience of the world of manufacturing, a skilled trade sector in need of skilled professionals, indicates a release.
On the first Monday of every month, Skills Ontario introduces a new challenge that will test the skills of the participants.
First, second, and third place winners will be awarded with $25 gift cards.
Visit skillsontario.com/skillsanywhere for the full set of rules, as well as a scoring rubric. Submissions can be sent in via social media or email.
“Skills Ontario is proud to continue to develop and deliver career exploration programs,” said Ian Howcroft, CEO of Skills Ontario, in a statement. “Our #SkillsAnywhereChallenge series is a fun way that Ontarians can test their skills and explore career opportunities, with the ability to participate from anywhere.”
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