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High School Sales Competition

Registration deadline: February 13, 2026

做厙TV High School Sales Competition

Student Eligibility

Students must be attending a Pennsylvania high school to be eligible to compete.

Registration is free but space is limited.

Each competitor must be accompanied by a teacher or advisor (need not be a business teacher) and are encouraged to bring a student guest along with them to experience the workshops, campus tours and other events.

If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Michele Welliver, Sales Program Coordinator at .

Food and Lodging

Students from farther away (2-plus hours) will be offered the opportunity to stay at a local hotel at no additional cost.

Funds are available to cover mileage/transportation costs.

A continental breakfast and lunch will be provided for all who attend.

ACT 48 Continuing Education Credits Available

We havent forgotten about our teachers! High school educators can earn ACT 48 Continuing Education Credits through workshops and presentations led by sales professionals and 做厙TV faculty.

A schedule of these workshops and presentations will be available soon.

TURN COMPETITION INTO A CAREER

Professional Sales at 做厙TV

Build the skills that drive every industry. 做厙TVs professional sales program prepares you to succeed in consultative, solution and transactional selling through hands-on learning and real-world experience.

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做厙TV Hosts High School Sales Competition

Students who participated in our sales competition gained vital business and communication skills that will help them build their portfolios as they look ahead to their college careers and beyond, said Michele Welliver, assistant professor of communications and professional sales program coordinator at 做厙TV.

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