Whether it is a case study, role-play or a written event, it is always important to be prepared for competition. The best way to elevate your performance in front of a judge is by using the skills learned through your…
Here are five ways to boost your chances of making it to #DECAICDC in a role-play competition: 1. Focus on the exam and study with a purpose One of the often-overlooked portions of a DECA role-play is the exam. The…
How do you stand out among the crowd? Go get ready for this competition season with some new tips and tricks to incorporate into your next case study or role-play. 1. Use Visuals Rather Than Bullets Points Bullet points on…
The journey began with the 536-mile car ride from Akron, Ohio to Baltimore, Maryland. There were seven of us chosen for this amazing opportunity and we were headed to one of the biggest events that one could go to— The Ultimate DECA Power Trip.
Here’s a role-play template you can use as a guide, plus some extra tips and tricks you can use to impress your judge.
DECA is pleased to provide competitive events transcripts for all competitors at this year’s DECA International Career Development Conference — free of charge!
Do you know how to use quotes and Paper PowerPoints in your role-play?
A role-play is hard to prepare for because of the nature of the event.
Here are 12 tips to keep in mind to help you conquer your next role-play.
See how an association officer can inspire your entire chapter!
Get some great tips on how to hold competition workshops for your chapter.
When competing, make sure to avoid these common pitfalls to ensure your success.
These tips will help you get some #DECAglass at your next competition.
Check out these survival tips for DECA members competing for the first time.
A recap on the experience from the perspective of a returning competitor.
Here are some ideas to help switch up your normal study routine
It is almost time for every DECA member’s favorite part of the year: DECA competition season!
The secret to succeeding in DECA’s competitive events is two-fold.
