In a remarkable display of technical prowess, the Dominican Republic has achieved a significant milestone at the WorldSkills Americas Santiago 2025 in Chile. The National Institute of Professional Technical Training (INFOTEP) secured two bronze medals, underscoring the nation’s growing expertise in vocational training and skill development. The medals were awarded to young talents in the culinary field: Frandy Romero from Higüey in the Cooking category and Natacha Batista from Santo Domingo in Pastry and Confectionery. Both honed their skills at INFOTEP’s specialized training centers, with Romero attending the Hotel, Gastronomy, and Pastry School, and Batista training at the Metropolitan Regional’s Bakery and Pastry Workshop. INFOTEP’s Director General, Rafael Santos Badía, emphasized that these achievements reflect the institution’s dedication to enhancing practical skills and fostering human talent, which contributes to national productivity. The Dominican delegation, comprising over 400 participants from 20 countries, competed across 25 specialized areas, including Cybersecurity, Web Design, and IT Network Administration. The team received strategic support from partners like Banco Popular and Caribbean Xam. Additionally, the Dominican Republic has been chosen to host the next WorldSkills Americas General Assembly, further cementing INFOTEP’s leadership and the country’s commitment to advancing technical education in the region.