On the afternoon of September 26, 2026, the Web Technologies, Mobile Applications Development, Software Testing, and Unmanned Aerial Systems competitions of the 48th WorldSkills Competition in Shanghai concluded successfully.

As a competition sponsor, Zhonghui undertook technical assurance work for the Web Technologies, Mobile Applications Development, and Software Testing events; at the same time, as a technical support provider, it provided technical support for the Unmanned Aerial Systems event. With efficient, professional, rigorous, and meticulous technical services, the WorldSkills support team safeguarded the smooth and orderly conduct of the events and ensured the successful completion of all competition work.

Web Technologies

The skill requirements for competitors in Web Technologies mainly include: designing an appropriate website product according to requirements within the specified competition time; completing front-end interactive functionality development; completing back-end functionality development; complying with usability and accessibility standards; focusing on compatibility with standard browsers and software and hardware; and possessing certain debugging and deployment capabilities. The competition consists of seven assessment modules (Modules A to G), focusing on core areas such as design implementation, front-end development, back-end development, database management, API development, and testing, debugging, and deployment. It attracted competitors from 33 countries and regions, including Australia, Austria, and Canada.

Mobile Applications Development

The skill requirements for competitors in Mobile Applications Development mainly include: designing an appropriate mobile application product according to requirements within the specified competition time; completing mobile interface and interaction development; completing application business functionality development; complying with usability and accessibility standards; focusing on software and hardware compatibility across multiple terminals; and possessing certain testing and deployment capabilities. The competition consists of four assessment modules (Modules A to D), focusing on core areas such as prototype design, interface implementation, functionality development, and application testing. It attracted competitors from 18 countries and regions, including Algeria, Armenia, and China.

Software Testing

The skill requirements for competitors in Software Testing mainly include: completing multi-dimensional testing implementation in functionality, APIs, and performance within the specified competition time; completing the development of automated test scripts for Web and mobile; and also covering multi-platform software adaptation testing. The competition consists of four assessment modules, focusing on core areas such as API testing, performance testing, functional testing, and Mystery Testing. It attracted competitors from 10 countries and regions, including Bangladesh, Brazil, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Malaysia, India, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, the Chinese mainland, and Saudi Arabia.

Unmanned Aerial Systems

The skill requirements for competitors in Unmanned Aerial Systems mainly include: completing drone assembly and hardware calibration according to task requirements within the specified competition time; completing equipment fault diagnosis and repair and prototype fabrication of parts; implementing autonomous flight programming, route planning, and multi-mode flight operations; complying with aviation operation safety regulations; taking into account the coordinated adaptation of various sensors and software and hardware devices; and possessing data analysis and comprehensive task handling capabilities in practical scenarios. The competition consists of six assessment modules, focusing on core areas such as UAV assembly and manual flight testing, UAV diagnosis and repair, autonomous programming and flight planning, advanced flight and machine vision, component modeling and prototyping, and comprehensive practical task challenges. It attracted competitors from 11 countries and regions, including Barbados and Brazil.

Zhonghui’s support for the successful completion of the four skills at the 48th WorldSkills Competition is an important practice in Zhonghui’s continued deepening of industry-education integration and alignment with international skill standards. As a Global Industry Partner of WorldSkills International, Zhonghui will continue to deepen technical exchange and cooperation in vocational education at home and abroad, and, relying on in-depth cooperation with top global skilled talent and industry experts, drive the internationalization of vocational education to a new level.