Business Education Option

Shape minds for business
Lead the way for future entrepreneurs and business professionals.
Explore principles to help you teach business and technical skills in high schools (grades 9-12).
Explore principles to help you teach business and technical skills in high schools (grades 9-12).
Want to take the business education option? Review the program requirements for the exact courses you need to take.
Use a four-year plan as the guide for your overall schedule.
Why take the business education option?
- Jump into the classroom - Plan and lead business classes as a student teacher. Get practical experience to build your understanding of a teacher's responsibilities.
- Be a jack of all trades, especially business - Prioritize your professional growth. Become well-rounded in a wide variety of vocational skills and business concepts.
- Prepare for diverse career pathways - Your degree will open doors to professional opportunties in secondary education, industry training, entrepreneurial leadership and more.
- Choose a rewarding profession - Impact the next generation of innovators. Learn teaching strategies to bolster your students' passion for business.

Careers and Outcomes
Inspire and mentor students who share your passion for business and technical/vocational
studies.
Want to focus solely on teaching business?
Consider pursuing a business education major.
Train exclusively in teaching specialized business principles.
This major has a 100% job placement rate for graduates who are entering the classroom.