1. An orientation to the world of work, which is another word for opportunity.
2. Hands-on learning about what it means to be part of a team.
3. Enhanced literacy in technology, personal and business finance, communication, international commerce, and organization and management.
4. The desire to work harder and better than they thought possible – and like it.
5. The chance to develop marketable skills and habits they can apply to any career.
6. A personalized learning environment.
7. The chance to develop practical skills like writing a resume and knowing how to dress and present themselves in an interview.
8. The opportunity to discover a job or career they’ll fall in love with.
9. The confidence and competence they need to be employable.

10. The skills to make a living, support a family, pursue their dreams, and succeed in business and in life.

1. The chance to stay up to date on the latest technology and business trends.
2. Relevant course material that relates to everyday life.
3. The privilege of teaching what you do best – never boring!
4. Work schedules that are compatible with family life.
5. Respect from the business community.
6. Active involvement with people who love students, love learning, love life.
7. Instant rewards in students’ growth.
8. Chance to belong to a supportive and respected professional team.
9. Students who come back to thank you for what they learned in your class.
10. What you can’t get anywhere else; the chance to help someone believe in him/herself.

 *National Business Educators Association

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