The scoring scheme of the World Skills Competition stipulates that the score of a single scoring item shall not exceed 10.

The scoring scheme of the World Skills Competition usually includes multiple scoring items, and each scoring item has a corresponding score and scoring standard. In the scoring process, the judges will score each scoring item according to the performance and scoring criteria of the players. Then, add up the scores of all the scoring items to get the total score of the contestants.

According to the scoring scheme of the World Skills Competition, the individual score shall not exceed 10. This is to ensure the fairness and accuracy of the score, and avoid the unfair influence of the score of a specific item being too high or too low on the whole score result. At the same time, in order to prevent the judges' subjective bias or scoring errors, and ensure the objectivity and accuracy of scoring.

In addition, the scoring scheme of the World Skills Competition also stipulated a series of other requirements and regulations to ensure the fairness and accuracy of scoring. For example, judges must have received relevant training and education, and have corresponding skills and experience. In the process of grading, the judges must follow the corresponding procedures and rules to avoid unfair or improper grading results.

In a word, the scoring scheme of the World Skills Competition aims to ensure the fairness and accuracy of scoring and provide a fair and just competition environment for the contestants. At the same time, it also provides a platform for the audience to understand and appreciate the vocational skills competition.