Loading
For Arizona CTSO Students & Advisors
Every Career & Technical Student Organization opportunity for Arizona students, free and in one place. Browse competitions, CTE scholarships, internships, and summer programs tagged for FBLA, HOSA, DECA, FCCLA, FFA, SkillsUSA, and TSA — each with a verified deadline and award amount. No account, no ads, no paywall.
Seven Career & Technical Student Organizations have active Arizona chapters. Open the guide for yours — students often belong to more than one (HOSA + FBLA is common).
Future Business Leaders of America
Business, finance, leadership, and entrepreneurship — the largest CTSO in the country.
DECA — Marketing & Entrepreneurship
Marketing, finance, hospitality, and management through role-play competitive events.
HOSA — Future Health Professionals
Healthcare, medicine, nursing, and biomedical science for future health professionals.
Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America
Family & consumer sciences — culinary, education, human services, and design.
National FFA Organization
Agriculture, food science, agribusiness, and natural resources; strong in rural Arizona.
SkillsUSA — Trades & Industry
Skilled trades and technical careers — automotive, welding, IT, culinary, and more.
Technology Student Association
STEM, engineering, robotics, and design for technology-focused students.
What is a CTSO?
A CTSO is a national student organization tied to a career field. Members compete in conference events, earn recognition and scholarships, and build the kind of leadership and technical experience that strengthens a college application. In Arizona, CTSOs run through school CTE programs and compete at the regional, state, and national level.
This hub pulls the scholarships, internships, competitions, and summer programs from our catalog that fit each organization's members — so an Arizona FBLA or HOSA student can find what's relevant without digging through a generic list.
A Career & Technical Student Organization is a national student club tied to a career field — business, health, marketing, agriculture, trades, technology, or family & consumer sciences. CTSOs run competitive events, conferences, and scholarships that strengthen a college application and a competitive résumé.
Arizona has active chapters of FBLA, DECA, HOSA, FCCLA, FFA, SkillsUSA, and TSA. Each has a dedicated guide on this site listing the scholarships, internships, competitions, and summer programs most relevant to its members.
Yes. The catalog tags business, leadership, CTE, health, and trade scholarships that Arizona CTSO members can win, alongside competitions and paid internships — each with a verified deadline and award amount, free to browse with no account.
No. Every listing is free to view with no signup or login, and advisors can share a filtered opportunity list with an entire chapter through one link.
Independent guide. This page is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated in partnership with any CTSO or its state affiliate. Organization names are used only to identify opportunities relevant to each student profile. For official membership, competitive events, and programs, see each organization's official site.