Some of the topics include: business software competencies in word processing, spreadsheets, databases, desktop publishing and electronic slide show presentations. The course also includes techniques for powerful research using advanced internet tools, an exploration of how computers work and an overview of proper ergonomics. Students will also develop their keyboarding skills.

This course familiarizes students with the world of business. Personal finance, entrepreneurship, international business and e-commerce are some of the topics covered. Students will also participate in a stock market competition in which they will act as an investor with the potential to win real cash prizes if their portfolio is successful.

Grade 11, Workplace Course (BAI 3E1)

Students study various types of businesses and the ways in which accounting procedures are applied. Students will learn how to record transactions, prepare financial statements, analyze cash management, credit sales, collect debts and use accounting software.

Grade 11, Workplace Course (BMX 3E1)

Students learn about the importance of customer service, analyze methods to maintain customer loyalty, examine ways to present products and learn about inventory control.

Grade 11, Open Course (BTA 3O1)

Students will develop advanced information technology skills and knowledge required in a business by learning about the information technology work environment, use industry-standard software, conduct electronic research and create an e-commerce web-site.

Grade 11, College Course (BDI 3C1)

Students learn how to recognize business opportunities, generate ideas, and organize resources to plan successful ventures. Students create and run a small classroom-based business.

Grade 11, College Course (BMI 3C1)

Students learn the fundamental concepts of marketing products and services. Students analyse buying patterns and the effect of marketing strategies and engage in marketing research. Students develop and present a marketing plan for a specific product.

Grade 11, College/University Course (BAF 3M1)
Students learn fundamental accounting principles and procedures used in service and merchandise businesses. Students learn about financial analysis, control and decision making in the management of a business. Accounting computer software is learned.

Students learn how accounting is practised in the workplace by acquiring an understanding of payroll systems, inventory, specialized journals, subsidiary ledgers, sales taxes and cash management. Students will use accounting software.

Students learn how accounting is practised in the workplace by acquiring an understanding of payroll systems, inventory, specialized journals, subsidiary ledgers, sales taxes and cash management. Students will use accounting software.

Students learn how to create a detailed business plan. Students learn how to start and manage a successful business by running a classroom-based business.

Students learn advanced information technology skills in the preparation of business documents. Students study e-commerce and use current technology to create an e-commerce web-site. Project management and project team management strategies are emphasized and a team project is completed.