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DECA's Competitive Events Program is recognized by all fifty (50) state departments of education and the US Department of Education as a highly effective tool to connect the classroom and business world. The competitive events are designed to simulate business situations and utilize a number of different formats including written business plans, case studies, marketing research projects and industry specific role-plays. The competitive events measures students' proficiency in those skills identified by business as essential for success in a particular occupation. For a complete listing of DECA competitive events, click here.
Sponsorship opportunities consist of registration materials, meal functions, break stations, internet cafe.
Partnership with company goal is to create local long-term linkages between the company and the local DECA Advisor. Company looking to hire DECA/Collegiate students at entry-level positions, manager trainees, and/or internships. Companies find when hiring DECA students they need less training and have a lower turnover rate. Companies also offer scholarships to DECA students who are their associates.
Provided by companies based on different categories: employment, leadership and/or special event/activities. Criteria generally include: work history (if employment driven), DECA involvement, endorsements of DECA Advisor, school official and one other, and scholastic achievement. Scholarships are a great motivator for students to attend college.
School-based Enterprise (school stores) are effective educational tools in helping to prepare students for the transition from school to work or college. For many students, they provide first work experience; for others, they provide an opportunity to build management, supervision and leadership skills. Many companies participate in SBE as a way to get their products into school stores.
Mystery shopper programs, focus groups/surveys, online challenges, etc.
Questions: Contact John Fistolera or Cindy Allen