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65 scenarios across 13 events

Roleplay grading that sounds like a real DECA grader.

Practice with scenarios based on past DECA ICDC roleplay examples. Paste your response and get structured feedback on every performance indicator, scored the same way ICDC judges score them — with phrase-level comments and suggested rewrites.

3 free tests All 28 events Stripe-secured

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick your event and PIs

    Choose any individual-series event. We pull the official performance indicators for that scenario so feedback is anchored to what graders actually score.

  2. 2

    Type or paste your roleplay response

    Drop in your prepared response or transcribe a practice run. No formatting needed — sentence fragments and notes are fine. The grader handles real-world drafts, not polished prose.

  3. 3

    Get cluster-aligned feedback

    Within seconds, you get scores on each PI, comments on structure and fluency, and suggested rewrites for the weakest sections. Re-run the same scenario as many times as you want.

What you get back

The grader returns more than a score. It returns the same structured comments a chapter advisor would give you — but in seconds, on every rep.

PI coverage

Every official performance indicator for your event is checked individually. Missed PIs are flagged with the exact phrase to add.

Communication score

Tone, fluency, professionalism, and pacing — scored against the rubric judges actually use, not generic writing feedback.

Structure feedback

Problem identification, situation analysis, alternatives, recommendation, implementation, Q&A handling. We tell you which section is dragging your score.

Suggested rewrites

For each weak section, we propose a rewrite in the same tone you used — so you keep your voice while sharpening the substance.

13 events, 65 practice scenarios

Select any event below. Each scenario shows the situation, your role, the judge's role, and the performance indicators you'll be scored on -- exactly like the real competition.

FTDM5 scenarios

Financial Team Decision Making

Sample scenario

Declining Profit Margins at a Regional Bank

Your role: You are the Chief Financial Officer of First National Community Bank. You must present a comprehensive financial turnaround strategy to the board.

Judge's role: The judge is the Chairperson of the Board of Directors who wants to see a concrete, data-driven plan that protects shareholder value while maintaining community trust.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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AAM5 scenarios

Accounting Applications

Sample scenario

Revenue Recognition Dispute at a Software Company

Your role: You are the Senior Accountant at CloudSync Solutions. You must explain the revenue recognition issue and present a corrective action plan to the CFO.

Judge's role: The judge is the CFO who needs to understand the scope of the problem and how to fix it before the external audit.

PIs: 6 performance indicators

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BLE5 scenarios

Business Law and Ethics

Sample scenario

Employee Data Privacy Breach Response

Your role: You are the Compliance Officer at NovaTech Solutions. You must present an incident response plan and legal analysis to the executive team.

Judge's role: The judge is the General Counsel who needs a thorough legal analysis to advise the CEO on the company's exposure and response obligations.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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ENT5 scenarios

Entrepreneurship

Sample scenario

Pitching a Subscription Meal Kit Service for College Students

Your role: You are the founder and CEO of MealBox Campus. You are pitching your business to a potential angel investor.

Judge's role: The judge is an angel investor who has funded several food-tech startups and wants to see a clear path to profitability and scalability.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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HRM5 scenarios

Human Resources Management

Sample scenario

Designing a Return-to-Office Policy

Your role: You are the VP of Human Resources at Vertex Consulting. You must present your implementation plan for the return-to-office policy to the executive leadership team.

Judge's role: The judge is the CEO who is committed to the hybrid model but open to suggestions on how to implement it in a way that retains top talent.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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HLM5 scenarios

Hotel and Lodging Management

Sample scenario

Repositioning an Underperforming Hotel Property

Your role: You are the General Manager of the Grandview Hotel. You must present your repositioning strategy to the ownership group.

Judge's role: The judge is the principal owner who has $8 million to invest but needs to see a clear path to improved financial performance within three years.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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QSRM5 scenarios

Quick Serve Restaurant Management

Sample scenario

Launching a New Digital Ordering System

Your role: You are the Director of Operations for FreshBite. You must present your assessment of the pilot and your plan for improving results and scaling the technology chain-wide.

Judge's role: The judge is the CEO who championed this technology investment and wants to see it succeed but is not willing to force a broken system on the entire chain.

PIs: 6 performance indicators

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MCE5 scenarios

Marketing Communications

Sample scenario

Rebranding After a Product Safety Crisis

Your role: You are the Director of Marketing Communications at PureGlow Cosmetics. You must present a brand recovery and communications strategy to the CEO.

Judge's role: The judge is the CEO who needs to see a realistic plan that rebuilds trust without appearing tone-deaf or overly defensive.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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SEM5 scenarios

Sports and Entertainment Marketing

Sample scenario

Reviving Season Ticket Sales for a Minor League Baseball Team

Your role: You are the Director of Marketing for the River City Otters. You must present your attendance-building strategy to the team's General Manager.

Judge's role: The judge is the General Manager who has been in minor league baseball for 20 years and knows that the game-day experience, not just the on-field product, drives attendance.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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TTM5 scenarios

Travel and Tourism

Sample scenario

Developing an Overtourism Management Strategy

Your role: You are the Director of the Seaside Village Tourism Board. You must present an overtourism management strategy to the town council.

Judge's role: The judge is the Mayor who represents both tourism business owners and frustrated residents and needs a plan that both sides can support.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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RFSM5 scenarios

Retail Merchandising

Sample scenario

Omnichannel Strategy for a Regional Sporting Goods Chain

Your role: You are the Director of Retail Strategy at Summit Sports. You must present your omnichannel transformation plan to the CEO and the executive team.

Judge's role: The judge is the CEO who understands that omnichannel is necessary but wants a practical, phased approach that does not disrupt current store operations.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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BFS5 scenarios

Business Finance

Sample scenario

Evaluating a Leveraged Buyout Proposal

Your role: You are the company's external financial advisor. You must present your analysis of the LBO proposal to the management team.

Judge's role: The judge is the COO, the most senior member of the management team, who must decide whether to invest personal savings in the deal.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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BMD5 scenarios

Buying and Merchandising

Sample scenario

Negotiating with a Key Supplier During Supply Chain Disruption

Your role: You are the Senior Buyer at Metro Fashion Group. You must present your negotiation strategy and contingency plan to the VP of Merchandising.

Judge's role: The judge is the VP of Merchandising who has 20 years of experience in fashion buying and expects a sophisticated approach, not just a demand for lower prices.

PIs: 7 performance indicators

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Pricing — start free

The free trial includes 3 graded roleplays so you can see exactly how the rubric reads. The Pro plan ($19.99/mo) gets unlimited roleplay grading with seven-dimension scoring across all 14 events.

Roleplay grading FAQ

How does the DECA roleplay grader work?
Paste or type your roleplay response, select your event and scenario, and the AI scores each official performance indicator individually. You get a rubric breakdown, communication feedback, structure analysis, and suggested rewrites — all within seconds.
Which DECA events have roleplay grading?
All 14 individual-series events with role play components are supported, including FTDM, AAM, BLE, ENT, HRM, HLM, QSRM, MCE, SEM, TTM, RFSM, BFS, BMD, and MMS.
Is the grading rubric the same one judges use?
Yes. Feedback is anchored to the official DECA performance indicators for each event. The seven scoring dimensions — problem identification, situation analysis, alternatives, recommendation, implementation, Q&A handling, and professionalism — mirror the actual competition rubric.
Can I practice the same scenario multiple times?
Yes. Re-run any scenario as many times as you want. Each submission is graded independently so you can track improvement across attempts.
Do I need a paid plan for roleplay grading?
Free users get 3 practice roleplays. The Pro plan ($19.99/mo) includes unlimited roleplay grading with seven-dimension scoring across all 14 events.

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