Challenge Standards-Business Education 6.0 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Job security, longevity and advancement with one company are no longer guaranteed for employees. Competition and the global economy has opened the door for many new businesses. Entrepreneurs are becoming increasingly vital to the economy. Students study business planning, management, marketing and basic financial concepts while learning how to organize and operate a small business. Students with a career interest in small business or entrepreneurship will learn skills for employment in today's growth industries as well as skills transferable to professions of the future. Students interested in entrepreneurship should complete a career path cluster and career path specialization to ensure that they possess occupational skills for entrepreneurial ventures.                   6.1 Entrepreneurship (E)                     Previous Section             [ Challenge Standards TOC ] [ Business Core ] [ Accounting and Finance ] [ Business Management ] [ Computer Science ] [ Marketing ] [ Entrepreneurship ] Contacts: Phone: (805)922-6966 Extension 3613 Kay Orrell, Project Manager: korrell@hancockcollege.edu Last update May 20, 2003 (RS) Content maintained by Imagen Multimedia Corp