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BUSINESS CAREER FIELD

 

Looking at the world around you, it is easy to see how business powers day-to-day life. New technology companies, your favorite brand’s marketing department, and your go-to local restaurant all use business knowledge to help them be successful. If you’ve dreamed of owning your own business or being part of a team that launches a new product, a pathway* in the business career field could be for you. By starting with a business explorations course, you can use project-based learning to discover which pathway you are passionate about and pursue a career starting now.

Through the pathways in the business career field, you can:

  • Explore the inner workings of how a business operates
  • Learn the fundamentals of marketing, finance, and human resources
  • Develop deeper understanding of business functions
  • Prepare for management and leadership in the workplace

EXPLORE BUSINESS PATHWAYS

Learn the skills and concepts needed to excel in a modern workplace.  Through these business career pathways*, you’ll gain a strong foundation of business principles so you can either jump into a specific career after high school or get ahead in planning your journey through college.

Accounting Pathway

Accounting is the backbone of every business, big or small. Discover what it means to manage finances for businesses and to play an important part in their financial success. This pathway is a great way to get a head start on becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or start a career in basic accounting.

  • Explore how to help a business be financially successful
  • Learn the basics of business finance and accounting
  • Develop an understanding of the importance of business accounting
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Accounting 1

Accounting 2

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)†

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)†

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

NOCTI Accounting–Basic

NOCTI Accounting–Advanced

Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel†

Microsoft Office Specialist–Word†

Accountant

Bill and Account Collector

Claims Adjuster

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Accounting 1
Accounting 2

11TH GRADE

Computer Literacy (PBL)
Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
NOCTI Accounting–Basic
NOCTI Accounting–Advanced
Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel
Microsoft Office Specialist–Word

POTENTIAL JOBS

Accountant
Bill and Account Collector
Claims Adjuster

Administrative Support Pathway

All organizations, not just businesses, require administrative support, making this a versatile career pathway. Gain the knowledge of how to efficiently manage tasks and communications so organizations can thrive.

  • Explore career opportunities through administrative skills
  • Develop the computer skills needed for administrative tasks
  • Learn basic accounting to support businesses
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Accounting 1

Accounting 2

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

NOCTI Business Information Processing

A*S*K Fundamental Business Concepts

Administrative Assistant

Compensation and Benefits Analyst

Bookkeeping/Auditing Clerk

Paralegal

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Accounting 1
Accounting 2

11TH GRADE

Computer Literacy (PBL)
Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
NOCTI Business Information Processing
A*S*K Fundamental Business Concepts

POTENTIAL JOBS

Administrative Assistant
Compensation and Benefits Analyst
Bookkeeping/Auditing Clerk
Paralegal

Business Finance Pathway

Help business reach new heights with your analytical expertise through a career in business finance. This pathway guides you through courses that teach you the fundamentals of finance, accounting, and useful computer programs.

  • Explore financial best practices for successful businesses
  • Learn accounting skills and see how they relate to running a business
  • Develop the computer skills needed to complete finance projects
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Accounting 1

Accounting 2

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)†

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)†

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

NOCTI Financial and Managerial Accounting

A*S*K Finance

Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel†

Microsoft Office Specialist–Word†

Administrative Services Manager

Bill and Account Collector

Benefits Specialist

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Accounting 1
Accounting 2

11TH GRADE

Computer Literacy (PBL)
Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
NOCTI Financial and Managerial Accounting
A*S*K Finance
Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel
Microsoft Office Specialist–Word

POTENTIAL JOBS

Administrative Services Manager
Bill and Account Collector
Benefits Specialist

Entrepreneurship Pathway

Is your dream to own a successful business? This pathway can help you get there. Learn the process of starting your own business—from drawing up financial plans to marketing your product.

  • Explore what makes a business successful
  • Learn how to promote your business and attract investors
  • Discover what it takes to launch and grow your own business
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Marketing 1 (PBL)

Marketing 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Entrepreneurship 1 (PBL)

Entrepreneurship 2 (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)†

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)†

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

Certiport Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management

Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel†

Microsoft Office Specialist–Word†

Business Operations Specialist

Insurance Sales Agent

Customer Service Representative

Small Business Owner

Marketing Manager

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Marketing 1 (PBL)
Marketing 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

11TH GRADE

Computer Literacy (PBL)
Entrepreneurship 1 (PBL)
Entrepreneurship 2 (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)
Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
Certiport Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel
Microsoft Office Specialist–Word

POTENTIAL JOBS

Business Operations Specialist
Insurance Sales Agent
Customer Service Representative
Small Business Owner
Marketing Manager

General Management Pathway

Learn to use your leadership skills to help businesses meet their goals in this pathway.  Gain the knowledge of how to manage a team and how to help a business become more profitable and efficient. Courses include project-based learning to give you hands-on experience in developing skills for the 21st century—leadership, communication, teamwork, creative problem solving, and critical thinking skills.

  • Understand how teamwork contributes to the success of businesses
  • Develop leadership skills to build and manage productive teams
  • Learn computer skills necessary to complete business goals
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Accounting 1

Accounting 2

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)†

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)†

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

NOCTI General Management

A*S*K Entrepreneurship/Management

Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel†

Microsoft Office Specialist–Word†

Real Estate Appraiser

Property Manager

Human Resources Manager

Public Relations Manager

Manufacturing Sales Representative

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Accounting 1
Accounting 2

11TH GRADE

Computer Literacy (PBL)
Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
NOCTI General Management
A*S*K Entrepreneurship/Management
Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel
Microsoft Office Specialist–Word

POTENTIAL JOBS

Real Estate Appraiser
Property Manager
Human Resources Manager
Public Relations Manager
Manufacturing Sales Representative

Hospitality: Food and Beverage Pathway

If food and travel are your passion, find out how to turn it into a career with this pathway. Explore the business side of hotels, restaurants, and food service. Gain the knowledge and skills needed to have a successful career in the hospitality industry.

  • Explore food culture, history, and trends
  • Build your knowledge of the responsibilities of running a restaurant
  • Learn relevant computer skills needed to thrive in hospitality
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Introduction to Culinary Arts

Introduction to Restaurant Management

Food Production 1 (PBL)

Marketing 1 (PBL)

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

ServeSafe Food Handler

NOCTI Food and Beverage Services (Job Ready Exam)

NOCTI Restaurant, Food and Beverage Services (Pathways Exam)

Food Service Manager

Lodging Manager

Meeting, Convention, and Event Planner

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Introduction to Culinary Arts
Introduction to Restaurant Management

11TH GRADE

Food Production 1 (PBL)
Marketing 1 (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Computer Literacy (PBL)
Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
ServeSafe Food Handler
NOCTI Food and Beverage Services (Job Ready Exam)
NOCTI Restaurant, Food and Beverage Services (Pathways Exam)

POTENTIAL JOBS

Food Service Manager
Lodging Manager
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planner

Marketing Communication Pathway

From social media to billboards, marketing is all around us. Learn how to apply and grow your creativity in this pathway. Courses in this pathway dive into the art and science of advertising and brand building for businesses.

  • Explore the inner workings of successful ad campaigns
  • Expand your knowledge with introductory marketing courses
  • Learn relevant computer skills needed for marketing communications
9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE CERTIFICATIONS POTENTIAL JOBS

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

Marketing 1 (PBL)

Marketing 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

Advertising and Sales Promotion

Computer Literacy (PBL)

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)†

Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)†

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)

NOCTI Advertising and Design

A*S*K Fundamental Marketing Concepts

Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel†

Microsoft Office Specialist–Word†

Copywriter

Promotions Manager

Public Relations Manager

9TH GRADE

Business and Marketing Explorations (Project-Based Learning [PBL])

10TH GRADE

Marketing 1 (PBL)
Marketing 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

11TH GRADE

Advertising and Sales Promotion
Computer Literacy (PBL)

12TH GRADE

Microsoft Office 1 (PBL)
Microsoft Office 2 (PBL–Spring 2020)

CERTIFICATIONS

ACT National Career Readiness Certification (NCRC)
NOCTI Advertising and Design
A*S*K Fundamental Marketing Concepts
Microsoft Office Specialist–Excel
Microsoft Office Specialist–Word

POTENTIAL JOBS

Copywriter
Promotions Manager
Public Relations Manager

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

CLAIMS ADJUSTERS, APPRAISERS, EXAMINERS, AND INVESTIGATORS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

CLAIMS ADJUSTERS, APPRAISERS, EXAMINERS, AND INVESTIGATORS

These roles evaluate insurance claims and they often work outside the office, inspecting properties on which insurance claims have been made, such as damaged buildings and automobiles.

 

2019 Median Salary

$66,540

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

22,000

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

-6%

Typical Entry-Level Education

High school diploma or equivalent

These roles evaluate insurance claims and they often work outside the office, inspecting properties on which insurance claims have been made, such as damaged buildings and automobiles.

 

2019 Median Salary

$66,540

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

22,000

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

-6%

Typical Entry-Level Education

High school diploma or equivalent
 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

COST ESTIMATORS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

COST ESTIMATORS

The typical next career step for an Adjuster is to be a Cost Estimator. They collect and analyze data in order to estimate the time, money, materials, and labor required to make a product or provide a service. Cost estimators work mostly in offices, and some estimators also visit construction sites and factory assembly lines.

 

2019 Median Salary

$62,250

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

3,200

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

-1%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

The typical next career step for an Adjuster is to be a Cost Estimator. They collect and analyze data in order to estimate the time, money, materials, and labor required to make a product or provide a service. Cost estimators work mostly in offices, and some estimators also visit construction sites and factory assembly lines.

 

2019 Median Salary

$65,250

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

3,200

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

-1%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree
 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

BUDGET ANALYSTS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT**

BUDGET ANALYSTS

Budget Analysts help public and private institutions organize their finances. Budget analysts work in government agencies, universities, and private companies.

 

2019 Median Salary

$76,540

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

1,900

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

3%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

 

Budget Analysts help public and private institutions organize their finances. Budget analysts work in government agencies, universities, and private companies.

 

2019 Median Salary

$76,540

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

1,900

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

3%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

 

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS

Management analysts propose ways to improve an organization’s efficiency. Management analysts travel frequently to meet with clients.

 

2019 Median Salary

$85,260

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

93,800

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

11%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree.

Management analysts propose ways to improve an organization’s efficiency. Management analysts travel frequently to meet with clients.

 

2019 Median Salary

$85,260

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

93,800

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

11%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree.
 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

FINANCIAL CLERKS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

FINACIAL CLERKS

Financial clerks do administrative work, keep records, help customers, and carry out financial transactions. Financial clerks usually work in offices, including bank branches, medical practices, and government agencies.

 

2019 Median Salary

$40,540

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

3,500

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

0%

Typical Entry-Level Education

High school diploma or equivalent

 

Financial clerks do administrative work, keep records, help customers, and carry out financial transactions. Financial clerks usually work in offices, including bank branches, medical practices, and government agencies.

 

2019 Median Salary

$40,540

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

3,500

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

0%

Typical Entry-Level Education

High school diploma or equivalent

 

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

MARKET RESEARCH ANALYSTS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

MARKET RESEARCH ANALYSTS

Market Research Analysts study market conditions to examine potential sales of a product or service.  Because most industries use market research, these analysts are employed throughout the economy.

 

2019 Median Salary

$63,790

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

130,300

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

18%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

 

Market Research Analysts study market conditions to examine potential sales of a product or service.  Because most industries use market research, these analysts are employed throughout the economy.

 

2019 Median Salary

$63,790

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

130,300

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

18%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

 

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

INSURANCE AGENTS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

INSURANCE AGENTS

Insurance Sales Agents contact potential customers and sell one or more types of insurance.  Most insurance sales agents work in offices, although some may spend time traveling to meet with clients. Some sales agents meet with clients during business hours and then spend evenings doing paperwork and preparing presentations to prospective clients.

2019 Median Salary

$50,940

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

27,500

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

5%

Typical Entry-Level Education

High school diploma or equivalent

 

Insurance Sales Agents contact potential customers and sell one or more types of insurance.  Most insurance sales agents work in offices, although some may spend time traveling to meet with clients. Some sales agents meet with clients during business hours and then spend evenings doing paperwork and preparing presentations to prospective clients.

2019 Median Salary

$50,940

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

27,500

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

5%

Typical Entry-Level Education

High school diploma or equivalent

 

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

ACCOUNTANTS

 

OCCUPATION SPOTLIGHT††

ACCOUNTANTS

Accountants prepare and examine financial records. Most employers require a candidate to have a bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field. Certification within a specific field of accounting improves job prospects. For example, many accountants become certified public accountants (CPAs).

 

2019 Median Salary

$71,550

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

61,700

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

4%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

 

Accountants prepare and examine financial records. Most employers require a candidate to have a bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field. Certification within a specific field of accounting improves job prospects. For example, many accountants become certified public accountants (CPAs).

 

2019 Median Salary

$71,550

Projected New Jobs from 2019–2029

61,700

Job Growth Rate 2019–2029

4%

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

 


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Read some of the most common questions for your learner.

Do you need a college degree to be a marketing assistant?

Marketing assistant jobs vary in required degrees. Typically, employers prefer a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience for entry-level positions. Marketing assistants support marketing teams in their daily tasks of research, development, and content creation. Destinations students interested in marketing can begin learning these skills as early as their freshman year of high school with opportunities to intern, job shadow, and work on projects that prepare them for a future career in marketing.*

Do you need a degree to be an entrepreneur?

Many entrepreneurs do not have college degrees and often learn through experience. Students at Destinations have a unique opportunity to gain these experiences while completing their high school diploma. Through project-based learning, job shadowing, and internship opportunities,* Destinations students can begin their career before they graduate high school.

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††Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook. Website last modified date: Wednesday, September 1, 2020. This job may require additional education and certifications once a student graduates from high school.

 

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