The BCIT School of Business + Media annual case competition invites high school students in grades 10 through 12 to develop practical business skills in a supportive, competitive environment.
Stepping into the shoes of business consultants, participants are tasked to provide solutions or recommendations for businesses using key fundamental business concepts. Through weekly mentorship sessions led by current BCIT students, participants learn how to analyze, solve, and present a professional business case.
The case competition offers:
- Guided Mentorship: Over the course of a month, participants attend weekly mentorship sessions with BCIT business students to learn the mechanics of analyzing and presenting a business case study.
- Real-World Application: Students apply key concepts to solve authentic challenges faced by businesses.
- Competition Day: Participants are given a set time limit to finalize their case before delivering an 8-to-10-minute professional presentation to a panel of industry experts.
- Growth and Networking: Following their presentations, students receive actionable feedback from the judges, with top performers earning awards. BCIT provides all necessary materials, ensuring an accessible opportunity to network with active industry professionals.
For more information about upcoming Business Case Competitions, please contact the School of Business + Media.
Joshua Luu, an alumnus in the BCIT Operations & Management Engineering (former Business Operations Management) program and a recent graduate from the Bachelor of Business Administration program, serves as Project Manager with Enactus BCIT, where he coordinates BCIT mentors for the High School Case Competition. However, his involvement with the Competition began as a high school student with a curiosity for post-secondary education.
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