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The California Awards Program begins with section competitive events in late February/early March depending on your section (check the calendar). Dues must be paid by February for events starting at the section level. Registration forms for section competition are available online during January. See the California FBLA calendar for more details.

2008 California Awards Program (CAP) - Complete Document (revised 11-19-07)
The California Awards Program (CAP) - Complete Document includes all documents listed individually below except the FBLA Format Guide.)

2007 Format Guide | 2008 Standards of Mailability | Report Verification Form | Statement of Assurance
Be sure to carefully read and follow all guidelines in the above four documents for applicable skill or report events!

Conference Dress Code | Job Interview Application Form (.doc)

Section Skill Event Test Request Form | State Skill Event Test Request Form


Questions about competitive events? Email your questions to: competition@cafbla.org

The competitive events program exemplifies the range of activities and focus of the FBLA experience. These events are based on business education curricula, the goals of FBLA-PBL, and current career competencies.

FBLA is committed to facilitating the transition of its members from their educational development into their career path. The competitive events program plays a central role in delivering on this commitment. The program allows members to demonstrate and validate their mastery of essential business concepts, skills, and knowledge. In addition, members participating in this program will:

  • demonstrate their career competencies, business knowledge, and job-related skills;
  • expand their leadership skills;
  • demonstrate their competitive spirit; and
  • receive recognition for their achievements.

The FBLA competitive events program is designed to correlate with nationally recognized business curriculum standards. For instance, members participating in competitive events demonstrate their mastery of the Foundation Skills and Competencies outlined by the SCANS Workplace Skill Standards. FBLA events have been fully correlated with the Business Education Curriculum Standards published by the National Business Education Association. Each event's guidelines indicate the specific NBEA standards that the event addresses.

 

2008 California Awards Program


 

Entries per Chapter

Section

State

INDIVIDUAL EVENTS

 

 

 

Accounting I

3

x

x

Accounting II

3

x

x

Business Calculations

3

x

x

Business Communication

3

x

x

Business Law

3

x

x

Business Math

3 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Business Procedures

3

x

x

Client Service 1   x

Computer Applications

3

x

x

Computer Problem Solving 3 x x

Creed Contest

1 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Cyber Security

3

x

x

Database Design & Applications

3

x

x

Desktop Application Programming 3   x

Economics

3

x

x

Electronic Career Portfolio

1

 

x

FBLA Principles & Procedures

3 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Future Business Leader

2

x

x

Impromptu Speaking

1

 

x

Internet Application Programming 3   x

Introduction to Business

3 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Introduction to Business Communication

3 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure

3 (grades 7-10 only)

 

x

Introduction to Technology Concepts

3 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Job Interview (Application Form .pdf, .doc)

2

x

x

Marketing

3

x

x

Networking Concepts

3

 

x

Personal Finance 3 x x

Public Speaking I

1 (grades 7-10 only)

x

x

Public Speaking II

1

x

x

Spreadsheet Applications

3

x

x

Technology Concepts

3

x

x

Word Processing I 3 (grades 7-10 only) x x

Word Processing II

3 x x

TEAM EVENTS
     
Banking and Financial Systems 1 team of 2 or 3   x
Business Ethics 1 team of 2 or 3   x
Business Financial Plan 1 team of 2 or 3   x
Desktop Publishing 1 team of 2   x
Emerging Business Issues 1 team of 2 or 3   x
Wilhelmina Van Hunnick Entrepreneurship 1 team of 2 or 3 x x
Global Business 1 team of 2 or 3 x x
Management Decision Making (revised 11-19-07) 1 team of 2 or 3 x x
Network Design 1 team of 2 or 3   x
Parliamentary Procedure 1 team of 4 or 5 x x

INDIVIDUAL/TEAM EVENTS
     
Business Plan 1 entry (up to 3 members)   x
Business Presentation 1 entry (up to 3 members)   x
Digital Video Production 1 entry (up to 3 members)   x
E-Business 1 entry (up to 3 members)   x
Virtual Business Challenge (National Event Only) No Limit. See Guidelines    
Web Site Development 1 entry (up to 3 members)   x

CHAPTER EVENTS
     
American Enterprise Project 1 entry   x
Community Service Project 1 entry   x
Local Chapter Annual Business Report 1 entry   x
Partnership with Business Project 1 entry   x
Sweepstakes     x

RECOGNITION AWARDS
     
Charles Dee Cox Outstanding Local Adviser Award 1 x x
Membership Recognition Awards     x
L. Byram Bates Memorial Scholarship No limit   x
Who's Who in FBLA See Guidelines x x
Gold Seal Award of Merit See BAA--Chapter (POW Progress Form) x x

Questions regarding competitive events? Email your questions to competition@cafbla.org.



 

 
 


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