Latin League
The Latin League is a year-long, school-based competition that challenges students’ knowledge of the ancient Mediterranean world across topics like Latin language, mythology, history, and culture.
The Latin League is a year-long, school-based competition that challenges students’ knowledge of the ancient Mediterranean world across topics like Latin language, mythology, history, and culture.
The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) hosts an annual National Leadership Conference (NLC) for middle and high school students, providing a platform to develop leadership skills, compete in business-related events, and network with peers and professionals. The NLC will feature competitive events, workshops, and keynote speakers aimed at enhancing participants’ business acumen and leadership abilities.
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Formerly called the Conrad Spirit of Innovation, the Conrad Innovation Challenge is an entrepreneurship competition for high school students. Participants develop a unique business concept and present it to a panel of judges. The Conrad Challenge encourages creative thinking and offers valuable lessons that go beyond what is taught in a traditional classroom.
The DECA International Career Development Conference (ICDC) brings together thousands of high school and college students to compete in business-focused events across areas like marketing, finance, and entrepreneurship. This event emphasizes skill-building, networking, and leadership development with competitions judged by industry professionals. Participants must qualify through regional or state events, and submissions vary by category, typically including role-play scenarios, written reports, and presentations.
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The London Institute of Banking and Finance (LIBF) Financial Ability Assessment and Challenge, hosted by Seedasdan, is designed for high school students interested in finance. Participants can compete individually or in teams to showcase financial literacy and analytical skills. The event evaluates contestants through financial knowledge tests and case studies, allowing for online or in-person submissions.
The Social Justice Awards competition encourages youth to explore themes related to social justice, equity, and activism through creative submissions. It is open to high school students worldwide, accepting essays, videos, and artwork that address current social justice issues.