High school business courses in New Hampshire for grades 9-12 offer students a comprehensive understanding of business principles, preparing them for college and careers in the business world:

Introduction to Business

Overview of Business Concepts: Students learn basic business principles, including types of businesses, organizational structures, and the role of entrepreneurship.

Economic Foundations: Examination of economic systems, supply and demand, and the impact of global markets.

Accounting

Financial Literacy: Introduction to accounting principles, including financial statements, bookkeeping, and budgeting.

Practical Skills: Students gain hands-on experience with accounting software and real-world financial scenarios.

Marketing

Marketing Principles: Exploration of market research, product development, branding, and advertising strategies.

Digital Marketing: Understanding of online marketing techniques and social media’s role in business promotion.

Business Management

Leadership Skills: Study of management theories, leadership styles, and team dynamics.

Strategic Planning: Students learn to develop business plans and make informed managerial decisions.

Personal Finance

Financial Planning: Understanding of budgeting, saving, investing, and credit management.

Real-World Application: Students apply financial concepts to personal scenarios, preparing for financial independence.

Entrepreneurship

Business Start-up: Exploration of the entrepreneurial process, including idea generation, business plan development, and risk management.

Innovation and Creativity: Encouragement of creative problem-solving and innovation in business practices.

These business courses aim to equip students with essential skills for the modern economy, promoting critical thinking, financial literacy, and entrepreneurial spirit.