HS Case Comp

70+ Students Reached

300+ Mentorship Hours

50+ Student Leaders

The Problem

There is a massive divide between theoretical high school curriculums and the practical, high-stakes soft skills demanded by the modern workforce.

Project Abstract

"The Enactus BCIT High School Case Competition empowers aspiring business students with the foundation and experience, but inspires entrepreneurial action in all of us."

Unique Value Proposition

Bridging the gap between school curriculum and workforce expectations by providing hands-on experiential learning using real, live organizational data.

Impact Metrics & SDGs

Founded 2018 54 Students Engaged Yearly 300 Volunteer Hours Yearly SDG 4: Quality Education SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals

The Mission

To provide hands-on experiential learning that helps students apply their knowledge and build the skills employers need.

The Vision

To empower aspiring business students, inspire entrepreneurial action, and eventually reconnect winning high school teams with industry leadership to refine and implement their competitive recommendations.

About HSCC

The High School Case Competition (HSCC) is delivered in partnership with the BCIT School of Business + Media as a comprehensive two-phase operation. Instead of abstract hypotheticals, high school students work with active, current data to build crucial soft skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving.

Phase one focuses heavily on mentorship. Currently enrolled BCIT students are formally trained in business frameworks and paired intimately with high school teams for after-school guidance sessions over the course of several weeks.

Phase two culminates in an adrenaline-fueled competition day on the BCIT campus. Here, students have four hours to analyze an extensive, surprise case study and present their viable solutions to an intimidating panel of industry judges. Interestingly, this year's case study was centered directly on our own EcoMeter project:allowing these high schoolers to act as active consultants for a rapidly evolving Enactus operation.

Fueling The Competition

Execution at this scale requires capital. HSCC operates efficiently by blending earned revenue and strategic sponsorships.

Revenue Breakdown

This year, HSCC broke boundaries by securing solid revenue against their execution costs through dual channels.

$5,850

Total Event Revenue

Income Sources

Corporate Sponsorships that secure branding and speaking spots at the event.
Participation Fees, standardizing at $150 per high school team.

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