Welcome to another edition of the NJFBLA Five Faces! Although many of us have the goal to pursue a business-related career, it cannot be stressed enough how FBLA can benefit you no matter where you go in life. This is the premier student business organization, but it provides to you with the Keys to Success no matter what you want to do! So without further ado, here are the October FBLA Five Faces; read them, vote on them and let me know what you think!
Software Engineer
Software Engineering applies the theories and principles of computer science and mathematical analysis to create, test, and evaluate software applications and systems. These engineers begin their work by analyzing users’ needs and then proceed to design, test, and develop software to meet those needs.
FBLA competitive events: Tech. Concepts Computer Applications, Computer Game & Stimulation Programming, Computer Problem Solving
Pilot
Pilots fly airplanes and helicopters to do many jobs. Most pilots fly people and cargo from place to place. Some pilots test new planes, fight fires, do police work, or rescue people who are hurt or in danger. Pilots maintain their composure as to relieve the fear for passengers.
FBLA competitive events: Public Speaking I, Public Speaking II, Computer Game & Simulation Programming
Radio Announcer
Radio announcers provide a distinct color and personality for the station with which they produce their daily shows. Combining music, information, public-service announcements, and so much more, they are responsible for keeping the public interested and coming back for more.
FBLA competitive events: Public Speaking I, Public Speaking II, Impromptu Speaking, Technology Concepts, job Interview
Certified Public Account (CPA)
Public accountants work for public accounting companies. They do accounting, auditing, tax, and consulting work. Some have their own businesses and do many different tasks for people outside the company. Knowledge of accounting principles is required to be certified.
FBLA Competitive Events: Accounting I, Accounting II, Business Math, Business Calculations, Economics, Banking & Financial Systems
Actuary
Actuaries calculate the statistical risk of an event to occur. Using mathematical concepts, they can predict the occurrence of events such as death, sickness, injury, disability, or loss of property. Statistics, finance, and business all come into play when an actuary is working on figuring out probability of an event for a corporation like an insurance company.
FBLA competitive events: Business Calculations, Client Service, Introduction to Business, Business Math, Personal Finance, Banking & Financial Systems
