The comprehensive business education program prepares students for both teaching and business careers. Opportunities in business education are numerous and cover a wide range of fields and specializations. The demand for qualified teacher continues to be high.
Positions are available in public schools, career centers and other educational institutions.
Predictions for the next decade indicate this shortage of teachers may become even more critical. Graduates are also licensed to teach vocational business education. Participating in the teaching profession has traditionally been the focus of most students in business education. However, some graduates choose other career options including human resource management, word processing, office administration and data processing. These graduates assume positions in banks, companies and government working as word processing supervisors, executive secretaries, administrative assistants, office managers, technical secretaries, legal and medical secretaries and marketing support representatives.