SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

12055

1 Credit

In level two, students will build upon their personal finance skills developed during level one and begin to explore themes more centric to the world of business including: economics, banking services, employee benefits, business ethics, risk management, international business opportunities, innovation, marketing & accounting. Students will further demonstrate and expand upon their abilities to incorporate the use of presentation tools such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint - and the functionality/features appropriate within various business environments and scenarios.

12053

1 Credit + 3 or more College Credits

In level three, after accumulating knowledge and skills around personal finance and business, students will explore entrepreneurship and the basics of starting a business. This will include developing entrepreneurial abilities, identifying a business opportunity, creating a business plan, economics, and the stages of business growth. Students will examine their personal skillset as it pertains to interpersonal communication, business writing & organizational communication skills. Students will be able to think critically, solve problems, and overcome challenges while also effectively communicating about performance and expectations with their peers and adult stakeholders.

12098

1 Credit

JA Company Program empowers high school students to fill a need or solve a problem in their community and teaches them practical skills required to conceptualize, capitalize, and manage their own business venture. Throughout the process of building their own company, students collaborate, make crucial business decisions, communicate with multiple stakeholders, and develop entrepreneurial knowledge and skills. Community volunteers and mentors provide real world guidance and experience to the student-led startup.