What You’ll Learn
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Entry-level Business Management workers carry out activities in a wide variety of business functions within local, national, and global settings demonstrating a practical understanding of key principles and practices necessary for success in the field of business.
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Graduates of the Business program are employed in a broad range employment settings in all sectors of business and industry, both domestic and international, including manufacturers, retailers, financial institutions, government offices, consulting firms, and other large and small businesses.
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In this program, students will learn a range of fundamental knowledge and skills in the areas such as finance, accounting, human resources, operations management, marketing, sales, information and communication technology.
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You will use this functional knowledge in many areas of an organization to achieve strategies within cross-functional teams while working with an ethical, legal and socially responsible manner.
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This program is general in nature and is designed to provide a wide choice of career opportunities. It represents a base upon which to continue further education if desired.
Chapters
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Business and Ethics Fundamentals
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Business Computer Application – Office 2016/365 Suite
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Macroeconomics Foundations
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Business Communication (Writing Skills)
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Business Law Fundamentals
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Marketing Fundamentals
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Financial Accounting Principles
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Business Mathematics in Canada
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Business Management Foundations
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Human Resource Management Foundations
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Interpersonal Communications Essentials
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Entrepreneurship Foundations
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Operations and Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
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Customer Service Essentials
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Global Business Today
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Project Management Essentials
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Business Case Scenarios
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Review and Final Exam
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Prerequisites
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If you attended a post-secondary institution after high school, we need both your high school transcript and your post-secondary transcript.
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Entry into many of our programs is competitive and your post-secondary marks can strengthen your application.
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If you did not graduate from high school and have a GED, send us a copy.
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Even if you graduated a while ago, we still need your high school transcript.
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If you cannot obtain it, let us know and we can discuss your options.
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If you studied at college or university, you must submit your post-secondary transcript AND
your high-school transcript. This may strengthen your application.
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Students are required to complete 1125 hours of in-class training.
Subject/Module Outline For Each Subject In the Program
Total Program Instruction Hours:
1,125.00
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Program Summary
Type of Learning Total Instruction Hours Delivery Format%
Theory 660.00 In-person 58.67%
Practical 465.00 In-person 41.33%
Total Type of Learning 1,125.00
Total Program Hours1,125.00
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