The document discusses business education. It defines business and education, and explains that business education involves teaching students the fundamentals, theories, and processes of business at secondary and higher education levels. Some advantages of business education are gaining knowledge of business concepts, developing skills like communication, sales, and finances, and specializing in areas like entrepreneurship. Business education can open employment opportunities and networking, and those with a business degree generally enjoy higher pay and job security.

2. BUSINESS IN EDUCATION

4. WHAT IS BUSINESS ?
 Definition
 An organization or economic system where goods and services are exchanged
for one another or for money.
IMPORTANT POINTS:
 . Every business requires some form of investment and enough customers to
whom its output can be sold on a consistent basis in order to make a profit

5. EXAMPLE OF BUSINESS
One way to think of business is as a board game.
You can play the game as it exists,
 or you can try to change the game,
either by changing the rules, changing the
objective,
 changing who you're playing against, or by
choosing to play an entirely different game.

6. BUSINESS

8. WHAT IS EDUCATION?
 Education is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition
of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits
 EXAMPLES:
 . Educational methods include storytelling, discussion, teaching, training, and
directed research

9. EDUCATION

10. TYPER OF BUSINESS
There are
different types
of business
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The best one is
“BUSINESS IN
EDUCATION”

12. BUSINESS EDUCATION
 Definition of business education. : education designed for use in business:
a : training in subjects (such as business administration, finance) useful in
developing general business knowledge
b : training in subjects (such as accounting, shorthand) useful in developing
commercially useful skills.

13. BUSINESS EDUCATION
 Business education involves teaching students :
 the fundamentals, theories, and processes of business.
 Education in this field occurs at several levels,
 including secondary education and
 higher education or university education

15. What is the Important of education in
the fields of business?
 Every small business owner can benefit from a business
education but not everyone needs one.
 If you have highly developed business skills honed through
years of experience in your field,
 pursuing a business degree will not be as important for you
as it would be for a complete novice.
 However, even experienced business people have gaps in
their understanding,
 so taking a few classes to shore up your skills in a particular
area is always a good idea.

16. Importance of Business Education:
 The business education program builds a strong foundation for those who wish
to move on to business areas.
 Business education programs provide rich opportunities for relevant, real world
learning experiences.
 Business education is one of the most crucial factors that help to achieve the
following goals:
Gaining the knowledge of business concepts through the study of different
business subjects.
 To achieve business, financial, economical and digital literacy.
 To develop technological skills, this helps in the overall productivity of the
organization.

17. IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS IN EDUCATION
•Considerations
•Communication
•Sales
•Finances
•Specializations
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importance
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18. Considerations
 Business education can be an expensive investment.
 EXAMPLE:
 In the U.S., the average annual tuition for full-time enrollment in a Masters
of Business Administration program at a top school was $46,839 in 2009,
according to “The Economist.”

19. Communication
 Communication skills are vital for success in any business.
 A business education develops your ability to tailor your messages to different
types of audiences
 .
 For example:
 courses in marketing help you create effective campaigns that target specific
consumers.

20. Sales
 Sales skills are a specialized subset of communications.
 Many techniques help you increase your success rate,
 and a business education helps you develop effective sales methods that suit
your field of business.
 EXAMPLE:
 generating prospective leads through consumer research improves your
chances of making a sale,

21. Finances
 Sound financial management ensures your company uses its resources wisely.
 A business education teaches you how to handle your company’s accounting
needs,
 comply with government regulations and find ways to make your organization
as cost-effective as possible.

22. Specializations
 Depending on your needs, you might benefit from a narrow concentration on a
specialized topic,
 such as business ethics, international business, entrepreneurship, management
science or real estate.
 Contact local business colleges to determine your options, and ask what
benefits a particular degree program or class might have for you and running
your small business.

23. EXAMPLE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 University Education:
 The essential and the basic level of education should be made free for all
 as it plays one of the most important roles in life of every human being in
establishing and polishing his intellectuality and personality.
 It is the root, base and a building block in child’s development.
 SECONDARY EDUCATION:
 It is for general public
 It is in government as well as private school

24. EXAMPLE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 HIGHER EDUCATION:
 education at universities or similar educational establishments, especially to
degree level.
 However, they can be studied at specialist colleges,
 for example art and music,
 and some further education colleges.

26. ADVANTAGES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 Having an education opens employment opportunities that otherwise would
not be Available to you, sometime even in areas that are not of your field of
study
 Benefits of having a solid business education:
 Attaining an education in business will give you all of the essential skills:
 accounting, ethics, finance, management, organisation and human
development etc.
 many universities require their business students to perform internships, so
students have ready-to-use experience to bring to future employers.
 They learn usable skills and put them to the test upon immediate entry to
the workforce.

27. ADVANTAGES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 Job prospects for business graduates:
 Business majors seem to hold the best job prospects.
 They can take their pick from a variety of possible career paths,
 beginning with business training programs in major companies.
 They all have a great range of employment opportunities in common.

28. ADVANTAGES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 Pay and security for business degree holders:
 The typical business major can expect to enjoy a higher than average salary
package.
 Entry-level programs that train and prepare recent graduates often look to
business majors to fill their ranks.
 As the business graduate climbs further up the ladder, they can expect to see
their compensation grow exponentially.

29. ADVANTAGES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 Networking with other businesses & industry peers:
 It is an important lesson early on for business majors to utilize any
connections they have made in their industry.
 Programs that have a business focus can offer tips in resume building,
 searching for positions,
 and best practices when interviewing

30. DISADVANTAGES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
 If you are not Attaining an education in business and you not have solid skills
of business education then different universities are not require their such
students for internships.
 so students have not ready-to-use experience and not to bring for future
employers.
 They are not able to hold the best job prospects
 They have a average salary pacage .
 And not enjoy a higher salary package.