WORLD SKILL COUNCIL—126911 - WSQF LEVEL 4 - CERTIFIED OLD AGE CARE WORKER - WORKING SHORTS VIDEO

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WORLD SKILL COUNCIL-OFFICIAL · 2 years ago

https://www.worldskillcouncil.org

HOW TO GET WORLD SKILL COUNCIL SKILL CERTIFICATE

Step 1:  Check whether you are skilled person.
Step 2:  Ask someone to take five minute horizontal video while you are doing that skilled work and one minute vertical video with your name and applying skill
Step 3:  Send your both videos to Global Central Office, New Delhi or Global Head Office, London UK.
Step 4:  WSC Educator will contact you and verify your skill by online/offline.
Step 5:  You will be allowed to pay certification fee.
Step 6:  Skill certificate application will be prepared and recommended by WSC educator.
Step 7:  Your WSC skill certificate will be sent to you with Life time skill card.

https://www.worldskillcouncil.org/self-assessment.html

WORLD SKILL QUALIFICATION FRAMEWORK LEVEL ( WSQF LEVEL ) is indicating the equivalent qualification level Internationally. For example if one gets WSQF Level - 4 It means his skill level is equal to Diploma qualification. If it is 5, skill level is equal to Degree qualification. If it is 6, Skill level is equal to Honours Degree qualification.
If it is 7, it is equal to Master degree. 
If it is WSQF level 8 which is equal to Doctorate Degree qualification.

One person who gets WSQF level -4 can apply Directly to World Skill Council to upgrade his Level after two years from the end date of skill testing period  through self assessment mode.

WORLD SKILL COUNCIL-OFFICIAL · 2 years ago
Published on 2024-08-16 11:28:31

Nachima · 2 years ago

Asian Giant Hornet (Vespa mandarinia)

The Asian Giant Hornet, or the “murder hornet,” is the largest hornet species on Earth. They are dark brown velvet with a yellow-orange head and are native to East Asia, Subtropical Asia, and parts of the Russian Far East. 

Likewise, they live in low mountains and forests and build their nests in rotted tree roots or human-made structures. These hornets are most active between April and November.

Moreover, they are strategic predators; they hunt colonies of bumble bees and wasps. These types of hornets also prey on nuisance species such as the carpenter bee.

During September and October, they exhibit "hawking," where they hover outside beehives, waiting to swoop down on their prey. Despite their fearsome reputation, they only attack when they feel a threat to their nest.