Business Technology
Overview
What You’ll Learn
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Business management and decision-making
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Business communication (speaking, writing, and customer relations)
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Business rules and laws
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Economics and financial analysis
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Information technology and software applications
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Entrepreneurship (starting and running a business)
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Human resource management
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Strategic management and systems for running daily operations
Hands-On Experience
Students build their skills through class projects and real-world activities, including the use of business tools and computer programs. Some students may also take college-level classes through dual enrollment or articulation agreements to earn credit while in high school.
Certification
Students in this program may earn:
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Microsoft Office Specialist Certification (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook)
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Microsoft Office Master Certification, awarded for passing all five advanced exams. This credential is nationally recognized and may also count as college credit.
Employment Opportunities
After high school graduation:
- Administrative or legal assistant
- Receptionist
- Word processor
- Financial services clerk
- Accounting clerk
- Bank teller
- Customer service worker
- Purchasing agent or buyer
- Entrepreneur (own your own business)
With 2 years of training after high school:
- Computer programmer
With 4 years of training after high school:
- Accountant or auditor
- Retail manager
- Human resources manager
- Contract or acquisition manager
- Sports or entertainment manager
- Paralegal
- Organizational psychologist
- Government relations worker
- Budget or financial analyst
- Loan officer
- Corporate event planner
- Small business owner or manager
Earning Potential Range:
Locations:
| School Emblem | School Name | Title | Instructor Name |
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DELCASTLE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL | Instructor: | Mr. Richard Lofink |
