About UsThe FBLA organization within the Union County Vocational Technical Schools is committed to bringing education, technology, and business together for potential business leaders and students.
Our chapter is district wide, inviting students from AAHS, AIT, APA, MHS, and UCTECH. All students on campus are welcome to join our organization. We participate in numerous activities including competitive events, community service projects (Project Hope), fundraisers and other events. Meetings are scheduled throughout the year and are announced through text alert, email, school announcements and on this website. |
Why Join UCVTS Future Business Leaders?FBLA is the premier organization for students in preparing for careers in business. Members gain a competitive edge for college and career success.
Join us and take advantage of the many programs FBLA has to offer. • National FBLA Homepage • NJ FBLA Homepage • FBLA Conferences • National FBLA Officers • NJ FBLA Officers |
About FBLA
Future Business Leaders of America is the premier student business organization in the world.
It provides numerous opportunities for students. Its competitive events program hosts over 40 different competitions ranging in business and economics to technology to public speaking. Independent programs such as the Business Achievement Awards challenge members to complete tasks requiring business skills. Conferences provide a great experience and a place to network. They are also full of different and unique workshops for members to learn and engage with the material presented.
FBLA has a partnership with March of Dimes and strongly encourages its members to help out their communities or favorite charities. Many local chapters host charity nights or one big annual event for a cause of their choice. FBLA also provides specific benefits to its members including discounts and scholarships.
For even more information, see the links below.
It provides numerous opportunities for students. Its competitive events program hosts over 40 different competitions ranging in business and economics to technology to public speaking. Independent programs such as the Business Achievement Awards challenge members to complete tasks requiring business skills. Conferences provide a great experience and a place to network. They are also full of different and unique workshops for members to learn and engage with the material presented.
FBLA has a partnership with March of Dimes and strongly encourages its members to help out their communities or favorite charities. Many local chapters host charity nights or one big annual event for a cause of their choice. FBLA also provides specific benefits to its members including discounts and scholarships.
For even more information, see the links below.
