Marketing I

The functions and principles of marketing are the backbone of all businesses, both large and small. All business activities are ultimately directed toward the successful distribution of goods and services within the marketplace. In this respect, marketing represents the culmination of each and every component of education for business.

Marketing 1 will introduce students to the important role that marketing plays in our economy. The student completing this course will demonstrate an understanding of how businesses use marketing to find customers for their products and services, and careers in marketing.

Marketing II

Marketing 2 takes a microscopic view of how the concepts learned in Marketing 1 apply to retail business situations. The curriculum moves from an emphasis on theory to more practical merchandising applications. The student completing this course will demonstrate an understanding of the various components of a marketing strategy, careers in marketing and opportunities for post-secondary education in business and marketing.

Entrepreneurship

Fashion Buying

Computer Applications

Students in computer applications will learn to use the Microsoft Office Suite

Microsoft Word, a word processing program, used for creating and editing documents.

Microsoft Excel, a spreadsheet program, used for analysis and graphing of numerical data.

Microsoft PowerPoint, a presentation graphics program, used for creating visual presentations.

Note: Students who qualify can take MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) certification after completing course.

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