Deliver instruction on topics such as the principles of marketing, how to operate a business, and the financial aspects of business.
Improve students' knowledge of business practices.
Teach business topics such as basic economics, resume writing, facts about business careers, account checking, computers, the stock market, accounting, and finance.
Deliver the skills and knowledge necessary for students to function as responsible citizens in the business world.
Hold seminars and lectures at local organizations.
Keep records of grades, grade papers, and perform other administrative duties as needed.
Write grant proposals to gain funding for further research.
Create projects designed to enhance lectures.
Read and stay abreast of current topics in business.
Create lesson plans.
Utilize various curriculum resources.
Integrate competencies, goals, and objectives into lesson plans.
Utilize curricula that reflect the diverse educational, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds of the students served.
Develop incentives to keep participants in class.
Develop professional relationships with other agencies and programs.
Utilize public library resources.
Work with program coordinators to ensure initiatives are being met.
Tutor students on an individual basis.