Who are we?
We're California FBLA, or Future Business Leaders of America. California FBLA is a nonprofit student business organization with more than 2,000 students in middle school and high school who are learning skills that nurture personal, educational and professional growth through service projects and dozens of competitive events. Nationwide, more than 235,000 students are involved in FBLA.
How can you help?
Every year, California FBLA needs dozens of business professionals to evaluate reports and presentations; interview competitors; and conduct role-play exercises with students.
Here are the 40+ competitive events that need judges:
Judge student submissions prior to the conference
We will give you instructions, student submissions (i.e. reports, videos and websites) and rating sheets over email, so you can judge from wherever you are in the country on your own schedule.
Judge interviews, presentations and role plays
Depending on the competition, we will assign you to evaluate presentations, interview competitors or conduct role-play exercises.
- When can I judge? — Saturday, April 10, 17 or 24, 2021
- What is the time commitment? — usually 4 hours, including orientation
- Where will judging take place? — online via Zoom
"Judging FBLA competitions is a full-circle moment for me. As a past FBLA competitor, coming back as a judge helps continue the tradition of preparing students for a future career in business."
— Manuel Rapada, California FBLA alumnus and judge for California FBLA competitions
Ready to judge for FBLA?
Have questions? Contact Nancy Sansot, California FBLA competitive events coordinator: nsansot@cafbla.org