Application and selection process for individuals
Apply by March 31st and be part of the next generation of leaders!
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How it works
Are you an ambitious individual aged 17 to 24, currently enrolled in or graduated from university in 2024? Proficient in English and eager for personal and professional growth? Join CaseKey 2025—an exclusive program offering training, networking, micro-case competitions, and a grand final case competition from May to November 2025. Apply by March 31, commit 10 hours weekly, and benefit from coaching and mentorship to maximize your learning and growth potential. Don't miss the chance to showcase your skills in a grand competition—apply now for an enriching journey towards a successful future!
Eligibility
Age
Applicants must be aged 17-24
Education
Currently university students or recent graduates (2024)
Language proficiency
Have a strong command of English
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FAQ
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Who can participate in the CaseKey 2026?
The CaseKey 2026 Case Competition is open to high school and current university students between the ages of 17 to 24. There are no restrictions based on major or faculty, making it inclusive for participants from diverse academic backgrounds. Whether you are pursuing studies in the sciences, humanities, business, or any other field, you are welcome to participate in the CaseKey 2026.
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What is the registration fee for the CaseKey 2026?
There is no registration fee.
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Can I participate individually, or do I need to be part of a team?
CasKey 2026 is open for individuals and Teams with a coach. Individuals will be grouped in teams and a coach will be assigned.
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Who can be a coach?
We welcome experienced professionals and faculty members to participate as a coach. For more information see the application for for the coaches.
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What language will be used in CaseKey 2026?
While knowledge of English is mandatory for participation in the CaseKey, it's important to note that the event will have a bilingual aspect. Many of the events, activities, and communications will be conducted in Armenian. However, the educational content, including the case itself and official documentation, will primarily be in English. Participants are encouraged to be proficient in both languages to fully engage in all aspects of the competition.
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What is the expected time commitment for participants in CaseKey 2026?
The expected time commitment for participants is approximately 10 hours per week, spanning from May to November 2026. This estimate encompasses both collaborative work with a team and tasks organized by the event organizers. Participants can anticipate dedicating this time to fully engage with and contribute to the program's activities and objectives.
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Can participants manage their own schedules?
While there is flexibility in managing individual schedules, it is important for participants to adhere to deadlines and attend mandatory events and activities. Coordination with team members and coaches is crucial for effective collaboration.
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Are there specific timeframes for different stages of the competition?
Yes, CaseKey 2026 will have defined milestones and deadlines throughout the competition period. Participants will receive a detailed schedule outlining key dates for case distribution, interim presentations, and the final competition day. It is essential to plan accordingly to meet these deadlines.
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Will participants receive a certificate for participating in CaseKey 2026?
Yes, participants who reach the Grand Final in November will receive an exclusive Enscripted Certificate with Validation. This certificate serves as a recognition of the participant's outstanding performance and dedication throughout the competition.