Aralia offers a wide variety of business courses to help students build up confidence and knowledge to participate in competitions. Business competition prep courses are designed to provide students with a solid foundation in business principles and practices and cover a range of topics including finance, marketing, and more.
The Young Economist of the Year competition invites students aged 16 to 18 in the UK to submit essays addressing current economic issues. The competition aims to enhance students’ understanding of economics and encourage critical thinking. Winners receive cash prizes, and their work may be published.
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SoT Economics Essay Contest Preparation course will guide students in preparing for the competition, discussing tips on award-winning strategies. This course uses a one-on-one teaching model, aiming to help students polish their entries before submission.
Scholar of Tomorrow is a nonprofit academic organization initiated and run by college and high school students from many regions around the world. SoT Economics Essay Contest invites students to write an essay responding to an economics question, for a chance to win prizes.
LSESU Economics Society Essay Competition invites students to write an essay responding to questions spanning political economy, the financial sector, and macroeconomics. Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their analytical skills and economic insights.
The Modeling the Future Challenge offers high school students a thrilling opportunity to engage in real-world competition that integrates math modeling, data analysis, and risk management. Participants undertake research projects utilizing real-world data to analyze risks and provide recommendations to companies, industry groups, governments, or organizations.
Data Analysis and Statistics are important tools to transform data into meaningful information and make better decisions. Many programs in colleges have classes that require data collection, statistical analysis, and storytelling with data, but freshmen often start their degrees unprepared in terms of these quantitative skills. This course is designed to bridge that gap by teaching high school students essential skills in statistics, data analysis and visualization with Excel software.
