Business & Marketing
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Why Choose the Business Industry as a Career?!
Choosing the business industry is a smart move if you’re into creativity, leadership, or making money work for you. Business skills—like marketing, finance, or entrepreneurship—can open doors to tons of careers and even help you start your own company one day.
It’s a flexible path that teaches you how to think smart, solve problems, and turn ideas into success, no matter what you’re passionate about.
Keep scrolling to start your journey in business!
Every Good Thing Starts with a Plan!
We know it is your dream to start your own business or take over your parents' business but lets start with the basics.
It's Not All About the Money!
Oh, but it is when it comes to picking a career, especially in the business industry.
If you do not want to start your own business, you can always get a job assisting the owner and still get paid big bucks. Click below to see the job growth and wages of the Business and Finance industry.
Course Directory & Clubs for Business & Marketing
Description: Explore the concepts of advertising, planning strategies, communication skills, and professional development along with budget development, media selection, design, etc.
Prerequisite: Complete Marketing course
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Marketing Coordinator or Director, Advertising, Graphic Design, Business Management
Description: Explore in-depth exploration of the skills and mindset required to launch and run a successful business. Students will receive hands-on exercises and real-world case studies.
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Entrepreneur, Chief Executive Officer, Project Manager, E-Commerce, Business Developer
Description: Explores the nature, concepts and impact of the hospitality and tourism industry.
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Hotel Manager, Executive Chef, Event Manager, Flight Attendant, Travel Manager
Description: Initial exposure to newspaper and yearbook production skills and to journalistic theory and history. Students will learn journalistic principals, writing skills, and techniques. This course does NOT replace any required English courses.
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Public Relations, Social Media Manager, Copywriter, Data Research Analyst
Description: Explore marketing concepts and examines the economic, marketing, and business fundamentals, in addition to the marketing functions of selling, promotion, and distribution. This course should be taken before the specialized courses like Advertising.
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Marketing Coordinator or Director, Advertising, Graphic Design, Business Management
Description: Explore best practices of social media for marketing, as well as how to create and execute effective campaigns across multiple platforms. Learn how to develop a strategy and create content that will engage your target audience and drive results.
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Social Media Manager, Advertising, Marketing Coordinator
Description: Explore the key principles of managing and promoting sporting events, concerts, and other forms of live entertainment.
Credit Worth: 1
School: Carolina
Career(s): Public Relations, Sportswriter, Marketing Assistant, Brand Manager, Promoter
Description: Explore management and procedures of the travel and tourism industry as well as airlines, international travel, cruising, lodging, etc. Employment qualifications and opportunities included in course.
Credit Worth: 1
Career(s): Hotel Manager, Cruise Agent, Cruise Director, Chef, Event Planner, Photographer