Welcome to our Career and Technical Education program! These courses are designed to prepare students with practical knowledge, technical skills, and workplace competencies that support success in college, careers, and lifelong learning. Students are expected to participate actively, complete assignments on time, and demonstrate professionalism throughout the course.
Business, Communications, and Technology
Course Overview:
This course introduces students to fundamental business concepts, effective communication skills, and technology applications used in today's workplace. Students develop professional communication, problem-solving, teamwork, and digital literacy skills while exploring business operations and career opportunities.
Topics Include:
Business Fundamentals
Professional Communication
Digital Citizenship
Microsoft Office & Google Workspace
Workplace Technology
Career Exploration
Business Ethics
Course Overview:
Financial Mathematics equips students with the mathematical skills needed to make informed financial decisions. Students apply mathematical concepts to personal finance, banking, budgeting, credit, taxes, investing, insurance, and retirement planning.
Topics Include:
Budgeting
Banking Services
Simple & Compound Interest
Credit & Loans
Taxes
Insurance
Investing
Retirement Planning
Course Overview:
Data Entry focuses on developing keyboarding proficiency, accuracy, and efficiency while teaching students how to manage and organize digital information. Students gain experience using productivity software and industry-standard data management practices.
Topics Include:
Keyboarding Techniques
Speed & Accuracy Development
Spreadsheet Applications
Database Basics
Data Management
Office Procedures
Professional Documentation
Course Overview:
This course introduces students to financial markets and investment principles. Students explore investment options, market trends, risk management, and strategies for building long-term wealth while developing an understanding of personal and corporate finance.
Topics Include:
Financial Markets
Stocks and Bonds
Mutual Funds & ETFs
Risk and Diversification
Portfolio Management
Retirement Investing
Financial Planning
Economic Indicators
Students are expected to:
Arrive on time and prepared for class.
Participate actively in lessons and discussions.
Complete assignments by the due date.
Demonstrate academic honesty and integrity.
Use technology responsibly and appropriately.
Show respect for classmates, instructors, and school property.
Daily Work– 70%
Quizzes – 30%
Notebook or binder
Pens/Pencils
Chromebook or Laptop (if provided)
Access to Microsoft Office or Google Workspace
Scientific calculator (Financial Mathematics)