4005: Career Development and Entrepreneurship

Course Credit 0.5 Practical Arts Credit Grade 11, 12
Grading Scale
NHS Grade Scale
Length
1 Semester
NCAA
No

Career Development and Entrepreneurship introduces students to career opportunities and pathways within Family and Consumer Sciences (FCS) and human services–related fields. Students will explore how businesses in these industries are developed, marketed, managed, and sustained.

Instruction focuses on the development, marketing, and management functions associated with owning and operating an FCS or human services–related business. Emphasis is placed on career development and preparation, balancing family life with entrepreneurial ventures, and applying real-world business concepts through hands-on activities and the use of technology.

Students will analyze industry trends, develop basic business plans, and gain practical skills applicable to careers in areas such as child care, education, hospitality, nutrition, fashion, interior design, and human services.

Students enrolled in this course are required to be active members of the Neosho FCCLA Chapter, where they can extend their learning through leadership development, competitive events, and community-based projects.

This course is ideal for students interested in entrepreneurship, business ownership, or careers within Family and Consumer Sciences and human services pathways.

Dues for being a member of FCCLA are $25.00 and must be paid by the student.