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Management
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Digital Communication & Design
Management, Marketing & Communication
Health Administration
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Workplace Skills Assessment Program
The WSAP (Workplace Skills Assessment Program) Competitive Events program is a primary intra-curricular component offered by Business Professionals of America.
The Workplace Skills Assessment Program is an integral part of Business Professionals of America. The goal of the program is to provide all business students with the opportunity to demonstrate workplace skills learned through business education curricula. Students prepare for and compete in contests in over 90 categories, under six Assessment Areas including:
- Finance
- Business Administration
- Management Information Systems
- Digital Communication & Design
- Management, Marketing & Communication
- Health Administration
Through our WSAP program, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate occupational competencies
- Broaden knowledge, skills, and attitudes
- Expand leadership and human relation skills
- Demonstrate a competitive spirit
- Receive recognition
Oklahoma WSAP materials will be available soon!
Oklahoma Events-At-A-Glance
Check out a summary of the competitive events as offered in Oklahoma. (will be emailed once finalized)
Oklahoma’s FREE Online Practice Tests
Click here to access the website used for Oklahoma’s free online testing available to all Oklahoma BPA members. An email has been sent to Advisors with login information. (Testing opens on September 1st)
Free Competitive Events Downloads
Download past regional level tests on ODCTE’s online learning platform: CTyou.org. If you need access please email Ronda Hill.
Reminders
Events Per Student (all divisions):
- Students may compete in up to two (2) competitive events with only one of those events being a team event.
- Acceptable event combinations per student:
- 1 individual event & 1 team event
- 2 individual events
- Acceptable event combinations per student:
- OPEN events do not count towards the total events per student. Students can compete in as many OPEN events as they would like. These are all online tests.
- Torch awards do not count towards competitive event totals.
- STATE-ONLY events do not count towards the total events per student.
- All state only event in person judging will occur in Tulsa on March 3, 2025.
Note: The 900 level events are only for Middle Level students. All 900 level events will be judged at Middle Level Competition Day in February 2025.
Software: Office 2021 will be used in the 2024-2025 membership year at NLC.
Registration for competitive events is completed during the State Leadership Conference registration period. Please refer to your BMITE Important Dates for more information.
