After three days of intense competition, the result was eight medals for the Swedish national team. Gold, silver, two bronze and four Medallions for Excellence. The gold went to the serving category through Evelina Fäldt and the two bronze medals went to truck mechanic Emil Didiksson.
Before the Vocational European Championship, we drew attention to the event and now the results have arrived. After tonight’s closing ceremony at Polstat Plus Arena, it is clear that the Swedish Professional National Team will go home with eight medals – one gold, one silver, two bronze and four Medallions for Excellence. Waitress Evelina Fäldt won the gold medal and can thus claim the title of European champion in serving. Evelina also won the “Best of Nation” award as she had the highest score of all the Swedish contestants. The silver went to chef Love Dahl, and the two bronze medals went to truck mechanic Emil Didriksson and the competing couple in entrepreneurship, Lisa Viklund and Emilia Friberg.
Medallion for Excellence is an award given to the contestants who have demonstrated exceptionally high quality in their professional practice and managed to collect high scores (700 or above) in the respective professional category. The Medallion for Excellence was won by hairdresser Jasmin Aslan, skin therapist Disa Lynard, industrial electrician Simon Pettersson and Maria Tsychkova who competed in the CNC operator milling category.
Patrik Svensson, competition manager at WorldSkills Sweden begins by congratulating all the competitors who won a medal during this EC.
– The resistance has been tough and we are extremely proud of our Swedish Professional National Team who gave everything during these intense days. We have encouraged each other and the cohesion has been top notch. It has been an important feature of this EC – to finally get going and be together as a team after the years with the pandemic. The energy has been fantastic, and we at WorldSkills Sweden are proud of the whole team, he says.
Next time Professional– The European Championship will be held in 2025 in Herning, Denmark. The Swedish Professional National Team will next compete in the Professional World Cup in Lyon, France, in 2024.
2023-09-11 07:24:42
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