Competition
- Competitive Events Overview-General Information
- Production Events & Objective Test
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Objective Test Events (Updated Sept 2019)
- Objective Event Tips
- Accounting I (updated Sept 2019)
- Accounting II (updated Sept 2019)
- Advertising (updated Sept 2019)
- Agribusiness (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Calculations (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Communication (updated Sept 2019)
- Business Law (updated Sept 2019)
- Computer Problem Solving (Updated Sept 2019)
- Cyber Security (Updated Sept 2019)
- Economics (Updated Sept 2019)
- Health Care Administration (Updated Sept 2019)
- Insurance & Risk Management (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business Communication (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Business Procedures (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to FBLA (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Financial Math (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Information Technology (Updated Sept 2019)
- Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure (Updated Sept 2019)
- Journalism (Updated Sept 2019)
- Networking Infrastructures (Updated Feb 2021)
- Organizational Leadership (Updated Sept 2019)
- Personal Finance (Updated Sept 2019)
- Political Science (Updated Feb 2021)
- Securities & Investments (Updated Sept 2019)
- Interview Events
- Speaking Events
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Prejudged Projects with Presentation
- 3-D Animation (updated Feb 2021)
- Broadcast Journalism (updated Nov 2020)
- Business Ethics (updated Feb 2021)
- Coding & Programming (Updated Feb 2021)
- Computer Game & Simulation Programming (Updated Nov 2020)
- Digital Video Production (Updated Feb 2021)
- E-Business (Updated Nov 2020)
- Electronic Career Portfolio (Updated Nov 2020)
- Graphic Design (Updated Nov2020)
- Introduction to Business Presentation (Updated Nov 2020)
- Introduction to Social Media Strategy (Updated Nov 2020)
- Mobile Application Development (Updated Nov 2020)
- Public Service Announcement (Updated Nov 2020)
- Publication Design (Updated Nov 2020)
- Sales Presentation (Updated Nov 2020)
- Social Media Strategies (Updated Nov 2020)
- Website Design (Updated Nov 2020)
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Collaborative Obj. Test/Role Play Events (Updated Nov 2020)
- Sequester Guidelines (Updated Sept 2019)
- Banking & Financial Systems (updated Sept 2019)
- Client Service (Updated Sept 2019)
- Entrepreneurship (Updated Sept 2019)
- Help Desk (Updated Sept 2019)
- Hospitality & Event Management (Updated Nov 2020)
- International Business (Updated Nov 2020)
- Introduction to Event Planning (Updated Nov 2020)
- Management Decision Making (Updated Sept 2019)
- Management Information Systems (Updated Sept 2019)
- Marketing (Updated Sept 2019)
- Network Design (Updated Sept 2019)
- Parliamentary Procedure (Updated Sept 2019)
- Sports & Entertainment Management (Updated Sept 2019)
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Prejudged Reports & Presentation (Updated Sept 2019)
- Report Event Tips (Updated Sept 2019)
- American Enterprise Project (Updated Jan 2021)
- Business Financial Plan (Updated Jan2021)
- Business Plan (Updated Jan 2021)
- Community Service Project (Updated Jan 2021)
- Local Chapter Annual Business Report (Updated Jan 2021)
- Partnership with Business Project (Jan 2021)
- Recognition Program
- Statement of Assurance 2021
- California Future Business Leaders of America
- Competitive Events Overview-General Information
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General Competitive Events Tips
- Dress for Success—Members must be in business attire. Please check the CAFBLA website for the Dress Code. If you question if you are properly attired, then change. Consult with your local chapter adviser for clarification.
- Read and follow explicitly the state and national competitive events guidelines. Be aware of differences between state and national guidelines.
- Check the status of membership dues. Students must be dues-paid members by December 11 or January 18 (Section Conference), February 28 or March 1 (State and National Conferences) to compete in competition. The sooner dues are paid the sooner members will receive FBLA benefits.
- All materials must be received by CAFBLA Competitive Events by the dates listed in each event and listed in the General Guidelines. Any member missing a deadline, weather membership, prejudged projects submission, or event registration, will not be able to compete.
- Follow guidelines for submitting prejudged work. Refer to individual events.
- Become completely familiar with the procedures to be followed for participation in each type of event at the section, state, and national levels.
- Determine from the rating sheets and guidelines the areas that will be judged, and the weight given to each area.
- Obtain a variety of updated information on different subject areas and provide access to students for study.
- Contact former and current chapter members who have competed in previous years for suggestions.
- Find mentors and other experts who can help members prepare for competition. Involve faculty, advisory committee members, Professional Division members, businesspeople, community volunteers, and parents in study sessions and event preparation.
- Try to recreate as realistically as possible the conditions under which the competition will take place and PRACTICE.
- Make certain that the copies of materials to be submitted to judges are error-free and in the proper format.
- Dress for Success—Members must be in business attire. Please check the CAFBLA website for the Dress Code. If you question if you are properly attired, then change. Consult with your local chapter adviser for clarification.