The Department of Education's Strengthened Senior High School Program introduces a refined curriculum aimed at better preparing learners for higher education, employment, and entrepreneurship. Within the Academic Track, the Business and Entrepreneurship cluster offers a comprehensive suite of elective subjects designed to equip students with essential business acumen and entrepreneurial skills.
This cluster includes the following subjects:
- Basic Accounting: Provides foundational knowledge of financial recording and reporting, enabling students to understand and manage financial information effectively. [Download Curriculum Guide for Basic Accounting]
- Business Finance and Income Taxation: Introduces principles of financial management and the basics of income taxation, fostering fiscal responsibility and awareness of tax obligations. [Download Curriculum Guide for Business Finance and Income Taxation]
- Contemporary Marketing and Business Economics: Explores modern marketing strategies and economic principles, allowing students to analyze market trends and consumer behavior. [Download Curriculum Guide for Contemporary Marketing and Business Economics]
- Entrepreneurship: Encourages innovation and business planning, guiding students through the process of starting and managing their own enterprises. [Download Curriculum Guide for Entrepreneurship]
- Introduction to Organization and Management: Covers organizational structures and management principles, preparing students for leadership roles within various business settings. [Download Curriculum Guide for Introduction to Organization and Management]
By engaging with these subjects, students develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills pertinent to the business world. The cluster aims to cultivate entrepreneurial mindsets, enabling learners to identify opportunities, assess risks, and implement viable business solutions.
This comprehensive approach ensures that graduates are not only academically proficient but also ready to contribute meaningfully to the economic development of their communities and the nation.
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