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Why This Matters
We’re sharing these hard skills to help you understand the specific technical abilities required for careers across various industries. By learning about these pathways, you can align your education and training with your interests and career goals, empowering you to make informed decisions about your future.
These skills are the building blocks for success in any profession, providing you with a competitive edge in the workforce.
Business Management
Business Management
Strategic planning and decision-making
Project management (using tools like Microsoft Project, Asana, or Trello)
Business operations and workflow optimization
Leadership and team management
Data analysis for performance metrics
Proficiency in office software (e.g., Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
Knowledge of business laws and compliance
Financial Services
Financial Services
Accounting principles (e.g., bookkeeping, financial reporting)
Budgeting and forecasting
Tax preparation and compliance
Investment analysis and portfolio management
Proficiency in financial software (e.g., QuickBooks, SAP, or Mint)
Risk assessment and management
Banking operations (e.g., loan processing, customer account management)
International Business
International Business
Knowledge of international trade laws and compliance
Foreign currency exchange and financial markets
Supply chain and logistics management
Proficiency in cross-cultural communication
Understanding of global marketing strategies
International contracts and negotiation skills
Multilingual abilities or cultural fluency
Skills listed above were complied based on:
California CTE Model Curriculum Standards
Professional Organization Guidelines like FFA (Agriculture), ASME (Engineering), and HOSA (Health Science)
Occupational Database Resources such as O*NET Online and California Career Zone
Job Descriptions and Market trends from Indeed and LinkedIn
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