Proficiency Awards

Proficiency Awards recognize the development of technical knowledge and skills that students develop through their Supervised Agricultural Experience programs. Based on calendar years of SAE documentation, students may begin applying for this award program with records in 2 calendar years through the first year after high school graduation.

Proficiency Information and Guidelines

  • Ensure that the application is in the right area. Carefully read the National Proficiency areas and the Nebraska only areas.
  • Applications CANNOT move areas at the state level review in February. If the application is in an incorrect area, it will not advance to be a State Finalist, nor will it have the chance to move to the correct area. Applications will be evaluated in the area in which they were submitted, which may mean disqualification or “no score”.
  • All Proficiency Applications must be completed online using the AET.
  • Nebraska Only Areas are eligible for local, district and state recognition – they are not eligible to compete for national awards.
National FFA Proficiency Areas
Nebraska Only Proficiency Areas Updated 9/2023

 

Nebraska Proficiency Application and Rubric

At the state level, Nebraska FFA will only accept applications with records in 2 calendar years (adopted July 2023). The application used is the National FFA Application and uses the National FFA Rubric.

The evaluators guide and rubrics match the National FFA rubric. The evaluator guide is to be printed one per evaluator to use as a reference. Print one rubric per application for score and feedback.

Combined Evaluator
Guide
Entrepreneurship Evaluator Guide
Placement Evaluator Guide
Research Evaluator Guide
Combined
Rubric
Entrepreneurship
Rubric
Placement
Rubric
Research Rubric

The Nebraska FFA Association is financially supported through the Nebraska Center for Student Leadership and Extended Learning at the Nebraska Department of Education. Support for programs is partially provided through the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006, administered through the Nebraska Department of Education. However, the contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the United States Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government.

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