Business education

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Jump to navigationJump to search

Education

Disciplines

 Evaluation
 History
 Organization

Philosophy
 Psychology (school)

Technology (electronic marking)
 International education
 School counseling
 Special education
 Female education
 Teacher education
 Right to education
 Free education

Curricular domains

 Arts
 Business
 Computer science
 Early childhood

Engineering
 Language
 Literacy

Mathematics
 Performing arts
 Science
 
Social science
 Technology
 Vocational

Methods

 Case method
 Conversation analysis
 Discourse analysis
 Factor analysis
 Factorial experiment
 Focus group
 Meta-analysis
 Multivariate statistics
 Participant observation

 v
 t
 e

Business education is a branch of education that involves teaching the skills and
operations of the business industry. This field of education occurs at multiple levels,
including secondary and higher education institutes. Education in business has many
forms, mainly occurring within a classroom of a school. Internships are also another way
to receive this type of education. A business education has many components, as there
are many different areas of the business industry as a whole. An education in business
varies greatly in its curriculum and popularity around the world. Career development is
often an integral part of an education in business.

Contents

 1Secondary education
 2Undergraduate education
 3Postgraduate education
 4Doctoral
 5Internships
 6Career Development
 7See also
  8References
 9External links

Secondary education[edit]
Main article: Business studies
At secondary level, Business Studies, as it is often called, typically combines elements
of accountancy, finance, marketing, organizational studies, human resource
management and economics.[1] The range of topics is designed to give the student a
general overview of the various elements of running a business.
Business is taught as an academic subject at high school level in many countries,
including: Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Hong
Kong, India, Ireland, Lesotho, Nepal, New Zealand, Pakistan, Nigeria, South Africa, Sri
Lanka, Zimbabwe, Argentina, Sweden, Tanzania, Malaysia and the United Kingdom.
Many school systems (additionally) examine accounting and economics as separate
subjects; these offering a more technical orientation than the course in general
business. Business mathematics may be included under business studies, or as a part
of the mathematics syllabus.

Undergraduate education[edit]

Students taking a class at Harvard Business School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Curriculum

 Management
o Organization Structure
o Productivity
o Leadership
 Marketing, Sales and Public
Relations
o Marketing analytics
o Brand Management
 Economics and Analytics
o Market Trends
o Supply and Demand
o Elasticity
 Accounting
 o Managerial
o Auditing
o Tax
 Finance
o Fixed Income Securities
o Valuation Models
 Business Law
o Regulations
o Organizations
o Legal Risk

At the university level, students have the opportunity to take undergraduate degrees,

usually a bachelor's degree, in business and management. Specific curricula and
degree-granting procedures differ by program and by region. In general though, the
program will comprise either preparation for management and general business, or a
detailed - more academic - focus on a specific area. Regardless, all will typically include
basic selections such as Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Operations Management,
and Economics for business. Examples of these concentrations and some topics they
typically cover[2] are aside.
Management-directed programs[3] are designed to give a broad knowledge of the
functional areas of a company, and their interconnection, and also to develop the
student's practical managerial skills, communication skills and business decision-
making capability. These programs thus incorporate training and practical experience, in
the form of case projects, presentations, internships, industrial visits, and interaction
with experts from the industry.
Subject specific programs, on the other hand, focus on a particular area, and are often
more weighted towards theory. Even in these cases, however, additional to their major,
students are exposed to general business principles, taking initial courses in
accounting/finance, human resources, statistics, marketing, economics, and information
systems. Re “tagged degrees” however, see below.
Degrees offered here include:

 The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree is

awarded to students who complete three to four years of
full-time study in business administration. The degree
often, though not always, requires a major in a specific field
such as accounting, finance, HRM/personnel,
marketing, management, management information
systems, real estate, strategic management, or others.
Similar programs include the Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration (BSBA), a quantitative variant on
the BBA, Bachelor of Science in Business and Bachelor of
Administrative Studies degrees. The Bachelor of Public
Administration (BPA) is an undergraduate degree in public
administration. The Bachelor of Business
 Management/Bachelor of Management Studies are similar
to the BBA, but with a stronger emphasis on leadership and
management skills.
 The Bachelor of International Business Economics (BIBE)
degree is awarded to students who complete four years of
full-time study in business administration. In the last 2
years students must choose a specific field (such as the
ones mentioned in the BBA). This degree is taught only in
English and its aim is to enable students to work abroad
and be prepared to manage large, multinational firms. It is
compulsory to study abroad for at least 6 months. This
degree appeared with the Bologna Process in Europe and
is taught in universities like the Pompeu Fabra University.
 The Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com, or B.Comm; Bachelor
of Commerce and Administration (BCA) is an alternate title)
is, likewise, an undergraduate degree in general business
management, although it is more theory-based and usually
incorporates an academic major. The distinction between
the B.Comm and the BBA, then, is often that the latter
specifically applies theories to real-life business situations,
while the former concentrates more broadly on a wide
range of ideas and concepts in commerce and related
subjects.[4]
 The Bachelor of Business (B.Bus or B.Bus (Major)) degree
is an undergraduate degree in general business
management offered by universities in Australia, Ireland
and New Zealand. Similar in nature to the Bachelor of
Commerce degree, Bachelor of Business degrees are often
awarded at technology-focused universities in accordance
with the Dawkins review (1986) of the Australian higher
education sector. At many Australian universities, a
Bachelor of Business degree enables graduates to
undertake greater specialty in their chosen academic major
as compared to a general BBA degree.
 The Bachelor of Management and Organizational
Studies degree (BMOS in Canada) is a four-year
undergraduate degree in business management. However,
this degree teaches knowledge-based business and is as
much theoretical as it is case-based. The BMOS degree
especially emphasizes social sciences such as psychology,
sociology, economics, etc.
 The Bachelor of Business Science (B.Bus.Sc) degree is
similar to the BCom. However, it is a four-year honors-level
course with an increased focus on the major and
covers management theory in further depth. Also, students
taking this approach are able to major in various
 quantitative disciplines not (typically) available in the
B.Comm or BBA; related to this—and similarly in distinction
—all B.Bus.Sc students require a full first-
year mathematics course, and in addition to this, courses in
statistics.
 The Bachelor of Accountancy (B.Acy or B.Acc or B. Accty)
degree is a specialized degree in accountancy; it is often
the principal (or only) undergraduate degree recognized for
later professional practice. It is distinct from a BBA or
B.Comm with a major in accountancy in that the entire
program is focused on accountancy, while other topics are
supplementary. It is also known as Bachelor of Accounting,
Bachelor of Accounting Science, or Bachelor of
Comptrolling (B.Acc.Sci or B.Compt).
 The Bachelor of Economics (B.Ec, B.Econ, B.Econ.Sc)
degree is similarly a specialized degree in the field of
economics. Courses may last anywhere from three years to
six years and are similarly
more theoretical and mathematical than the general BBA or
B.Comm with a major in economics (often substantially so).
Economics is not a business discipline per se but a social
science, and in the US economics degrees are therefore
offered through liberal arts colleges. A specialized program
is often available within other degrees, such as the
BA(Econ), B.Sc(Econ), B.Soc.Sc(Econ), B.Com(Econ) or
BBA(Econ).
 There are various other specialized business degrees such
as the Bachelor of Finance and Banking. A further example
is the Bachelor of Arts in Organizational
Management (BAOM) degree, which is awarded to
students who complete a four-year course of study in the
field. The core functions of this program are the teaching of
organizational functions, communication, group behavior,
decision-making, human resources management, ethics,
and to develop and deploy in the students effective skills in
management and leadership. Also offered are the Bachelor
of Science in Business Education (BSBE), an
undergraduate degree in the teaching of business and
the Bachelor of Business Teacher Education (BBTE), a
variant on the BSBE.
 Similar are the discipline-specific tagged degrees, such as
the BS / BA in Finance, [5] or in Marketing, [6] or in Human
Resources. [7] Here a high percentage of the coursework
focuses on the specialization, analogous to the B.Econ
above; note that the distribution requirements may similarly
 be those of the general Arts or Sciences program, as
opposed to business oriented.

Postgraduate education[edit]
At the graduate school level, students seek a variety of master's degrees, either
in general management–very commonly the MBA–or in a specific area, such as
marketing or finance. A further distinction is that students pursuing postgraduate
degrees often have some business experience, although this is not always a program
requirement.
Corresponding to both of these, graduate degrees in business and management are
generally of two types:

 On the one hand, programs such as the Master of Science

(M.Sc) or Arts (MA) or Commerce (M.Com) in General
Management (sometimes also called Master in
Management, or MIM) usually do not require professional
experience. (Often the M.Sc in Management is for
graduates with a first academic degree in a social science,
while the MA in Management is for other backgrounds. The
Master of Engineering Management, MEM, is aimed at
graduates with an engineering background.)
 On the other hand, the Master of Business
Administration (MBA) requires a minimum of two to three
years of professional experience and is open for graduates
from any field.
A related distinction: the M.Sc in Management is more specialized than an MBA, and is
more suited for academic research, while the MBA is more industry- and management-
focused.
As regards degree structure, postgraduate business programs are, in general, designed
such that students gain exposure to theory and practice alike; [8] the mix, though, will
differ by degree and by school,[9] as discussed. Learning is through lectures, case
studies, and often team projects (“syndicate” work). The theory is covered in the
classroom setting by academic faculty. Particularly in the MBA, the theory is then
reinforced, and revisited, also in the classroom setting, through the case method,
placing the student in the role of the decision maker, "complete with the constraints and
incomplete information found in real business issues." Practical learning often
comprises consulting projects with real clients, or at least addressing an actual case,
and is often undertaken in teams. The practical elements (as well as the case studies)
may involve external practitioners, and sometimes executives, supporting the teaching
from academic faculty. (See Business school#Use of case studies and #Other
approaches.) One of the challenges for business academics is demonstrating that their
curriculum is relevant to those who want to become managers. [10]
Degrees offered include:
 Master of Accountancy/Master of Professional
Accountancy (M.Acc, M.Acy/MPA or M.P.Acc), focused on
accounting as a profession
 Master of Bioscience Enterprise (M.Bio.Ent), focused on
the commercialisation of biotechnology
 Master of Business Administration (MBA), a master's
degree in Business Administration
 Master of Business Communication (MBC),
 Master of Business and Management (MBM), focused on
generalist managerial and leadership skills; often intended
for students beginning their careers
 Master of Business Education (MBE), focusing on teaching
business teacher education
 Master of Business Engineering (MBE), focused on
the design and management of enterprises
 Master of Business (M.Bus) and Master of
Commerce (M.Com or M.Comm), focused on a particular
area of business or economics; often theory weighted
 Master of Computer Information Systems (MCIS),
professional graduate degree focused on business
technology solutions
 Master of Economics (M.Econ/M.Ec), theory oriented, but
often available as a more practical "applied" degree, where
students are trained re data-driven business
analytics and decision support [1]
 Master of Engineering Management (MEM), aimed at
graduates with an engineering background
 Master of Enterprise (M.Ent), multi-
disciplinary; entrepreneurship combined with a specific
discipline
 Master of Science in Finance / Master of Applied
Finance (M.Fin); training in financial
management and corporate finance, as well as the more
specific financial modelling and risk management
 Master of Health Administration (MHA)
 Master of International Business (MIB), focused on
International Business
 Master of Management (MM), focused on leadership
coupled with interrelated management issues
 Master of Management: Co-operatives and Credit Unions ,
a post-graduate degree for co-operative and credit union
managers
 Master of Marketing Research (MMR) a postgraduate
degree focusing on research in the field of marketing
  Master of Nonprofit Organizations (MNO or MNPO), the
postgraduate degree for philanthropy and voluntary
sector professionals
 Master of Project Management (MSPM or MPM)
 Master of Public Administration (MPA)
 Master of Real Estate (M.Sc.RE)
 Master of Science in Business Administration (MSBA),
advanced training in a particular area of business
administration
 Master of Science in Business Administration in Computer
Information Systems (MSBA-CIS), advanced training in
business technology
 Master of Science in Management (MSM), management
focused, targeting recent graduates
 Professional Science Masters (PSM), interdisciplinary;
advanced training in science or mathematics, with
professional skills required for a commercial context.
 Green MBA, often offered as a "Master in Sustainable
Business" (MSB)

Doctoral[edit]
At the doctoral level, all degrees offered are research focused, although they do differ
as regards their relative weightings of theory versus practice. Typically, the DBA, DPA,
DHA and D.Mgt emphasize managerial practice alongside research; relatedly, the
theses for these degrees will often focus on applied research. The other doctorates here
are (exclusively) theory and research based. Entrance is usually on the basis of a
relevant master's degree, and for practice-weighted degrees, relevant managerial
experience. For the topic areas applicable to the thesis component see: List of fields of
doctoral studies in the United States § Business management/administration. Degrees
offered here include:

 Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

 Doctor of Commerce (D.Com)
 Doctor of Health Administration (D.H.A.)
 Doctor of Management (D.M., D.Mgt)
 Doctor of Public Administration (DPA)
 PhD in Management (Ph.D)
 Ph.D/M.B.A (double degree)
 Fellow Program in Management (FPM)
 Engineering Doctorate (EngD), A professional doctorate
involving a management thesis and taught MBA courses in
the UK
 Doctor of Education (EdD), A professional doctorate with
concentrations in business and education, including
 Management, Marketing, Accounting, International
Business[11]

Internships[edit]
An internship is when a person works for a company for a temporary amount of time,
typically for a few weeks over the summer or winter. By participating in the program, a
student will be able to act in the everyday operation of the industry. They give the
participants real-world experience in their desired career. Internships also give the
company it is at an idea of whether or not the participant would be a good fit as a full-
time employee. Many people complete internships while they are in school, whether that
be secondary or post-secondary education. These are very common, and have started
to be a requirement, in finding a job in the business world.  Although internships are by
no means a new form of educating a student, the amount that have completed a
program has only continued to grow. In 2008 about one out of every two graduating
college students had included a completed internship in their job applications. [12]
There is significant evidence that has indicated that completing and internship develops
skills essential to success in the business world as well as everyday life. The skills that
are mainly developed while participating in an internship program includes interpersonal
and social skills, as well as quantitative or other technical skills. Many internships use
group projects as well in order to develop teamwork and leadership skills. All of these
skills are vital to a business and are difficult to be taught in a class room. These skills
are very valuable to a company and the ability to train these skills is making internships
extremely valuable in business.[12]

Career Development[edit]
Many programs within a business education have a main focus on the career
development of their students or audience. They want to prepare them for entering the
labor market and ensure they possess the best knowledge and skills of the industry
possible. The aid in these programs can range from the guidance in career choices to
solidifying a student's first full-time job.[13] The idea of curriculum is typically integrated
straight in to the curriculum of one's business education. This allows the students to
focus on both at the same time while also understanding the importance of thinking of
their life after school has on their life. Additionally, it allows students to think more about
their goals and interests to determine if their current path of academics is what they
wish to continue. Many faculty members will typically reach out to students and attempt
to connect to graduates. This connects the current students with alumni in their field,
allowing them to hear from people in their career path who were in their place not too
long ago. This information lets students understand what is necessary to do in order to
succeed in their desired career.[13] There are instances however, where the effort of
career development while still obtaining a degree does not yield a desire result.
Research of business undergraduates state that only about 60% obtain a full-time job
by graduation and of that percentage, only 40% have one that is consistent with their
major.[14]
See also[edit]
 Business game
 Business school
 Entrepreneurship education
 Executive education
 GMAT
 Training simulation
 Related education articles:
o Accounting articles
o Economics articles
o Finance articles
o Management articles
o Investment articles

References[edit]
This article includes a list of general references, but it remains largely unverified
because it lacks sufficient corresponding inline citations. Please help
to improve this article by introducing more precise citations. (May 2013) (Learn
how and when to remove this template message)

1. ^ "Business studies".
2. ^ Gordon, Jason; Bursuc, Vlad (December 2018). "Law and
Entrepreneurship Education: A Proposed Model for Curriculum
Development: Law and Entrepreneurship Education". Journal of Legal
Studies Education. 35 (1): 123–141. doi:10.1111/jlse.12071.
3. ^ See for example BBA program outlines at: uregina.ca; Institute of
International Trade
4. ^ "BBA and BCom: What's the difference?". News.utoronto.ca.
University of Toronto – News@UofT. 10 June 2008. Archived from the
original on 28 June 2010. Retrieved 8 July 2010.
5. ^ e.g. BA-finance vs BS-finance, mydegreeguide.com
6. ^ e.g. Best Undergraduate Business Marketing Programs,
usnews.com
7. ^ e.g. Colleges Offering a Human Resources Major, usnews.com
8. ^ See for example: "The HBS case-method", hbs.edu; "The Chicago
Approach", chicagobooth.edu Archived 2014-02-13 at the Wayback
Machine; "Practical Learning", jbs.cam.ac.uk; "Academic Experience",
gsb.stanford.edu.
9. ^ Is the MBA Case Method Passé? forbes.com
10. ^ MacIntosh, Robert; Beech, Nic; Bartunek, Jean; Mason, Katy;
Cooke, Bill; Denyer, David (2017-01-01). "Impact and Management
Research: Exploring Relationships between Temporality, Dialogue,
Reflexivity and Praxis" (PDF). British Journal of Management. 28 (1):
3–13. doi:10.1111/1467-8551.12207. ISSN 1467-8551.
11. ^ NBEA
12. ^ Jump up to:a b Cook, Sherry James; Stokes, Amy; Parker, Richard
Stephen (2015-02-17). "A 20-Year Examination of the Perceptions of
Business School Interns: A Longitudinal Case Study". Journal of
 Education for Business. 90 (2): 103–
110. doi:10.1080/08832323.2014.988201. ISSN 0883-2323. S2CID 62
570386.
13. ^ Jump up to:a b Amoroso, Lisa M.; Burke, Molly (2018-11-17).
"Developing career-ready business students: Three curriculum
models". Journal of Education for Business. 93(8): 420–
429. doi:10.1080/08832323.2018.1494533. ISSN 0883-2323. S2CID 7
0036046.
14. ^ Blau, Gary; Williams, Wayne; Jarrell, Sherry; Nash, David (2019-01-
02). "Exploring common correlates of business undergraduate
satisfaction with their degree program versus expected
employment". Journal of Education for Business. 94 (1): 31–
39. doi:10.1080/08832323.2018.1502144. ISSN 0883-2323. S2CID 69
707572.

External links[edit]
 John Hubert Cornyn (1920). "Education,
Commercial" . Encyclopedia Americana.
show

Education
Categories: 
 Business education
Navigation menu
 Not logged in
 Talk
 Contributions
 Create account
 Log in
 Article
 Talk
 Read
 Edit
 View history
Search
Search Go

 Main page
 Contents
 Current events
 Random article
 About Wikipedia
  Contact us
 Donate
Contribute
 Help
 Learn to edit
 Community portal
 Recent changes
 Upload file
Tools
 What links here
 Related changes
 Special pages
 Permanent link
 Page information
 Cite this page
 Wikidata item
Print/export
 Download as PDF
 Printable version
In other projects
 Wikimedia Commons
Languages
 ‫فارسی‬
 हिन्दी
 Bahasa Indonesia
 Қазақша
 Русский
 ไทย
 ‫اردو‬
Edit links
 This page was last edited on 19 August 2021, at 21:44 (UTC).
 Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. By using this site,
you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a
non-profit organization.
 Privacy policy

 About Wikipedia

 Disclaimers

 Contact Wikipedia

 Mobile view

 Developers

 Statistics

 Cookie statement
 

Skip to content

 Home

 About

 Contact

 Blog
 
.: Exclusive
An Entertaining and Educative platform
POSTED INACADEMIC
MEANING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION
Posted on June 15, 2017

ORIGIN OF BUSINESS EDUCATION

The earliest form of Business Education according to Osuala, Popham (1975)

and Njoku (1990) as well as most authors was the apprenticeship training. At
that time an individual had to learn a trade under another person who had the
skill for the trade, or who was experienced in a particular area. These were
craft, bookkeeping, farming, and sales, etc. The period of training varied from
one trade to another. Sometimes the length of time was based on how fast the
apprentice could learn the skill.

For instance, sole traders were able to take apprentices to assist in the sale of
wears through the learning of how it was done. Today, this type of skill is
carried and acquired through apprenticeship training. As time passed the
apprentice became free and was either a salesman or bookkeeper. In some
cases the apprentice paid for the period of training but where it was not
possible, the family of the apprentice was required to mortgage land or any
valuable property.

At the end of the training it was an option put forward to the apprentice
whether to remain with his master and be paid a token sum, which may be
complimented with material items. The second option was that of the freed –
apprentice to establish his own business and have his own business and have
his own apprentice. If the first option was chosen, the master was obliged to
feed him and provide him with routine help. In all he was still responsible to
the master and must operate within the rules stated by his master. I tell you
one thing that made the training very striking and worth emulating but which
we lack in our society today, was that the apprentice must be worthy in
character and learning.

You all will agree with me that today, the issue of character and learning has
been jettisoned, especially that of character. There were certain skills which
some families endowed with, but which they did not want to share with
outsiders. All these took place in a non- formal setting.

As time went on, businesses started growing, Popham (1975) stated that
more people were needed in businesses and the idea of restricting the
training to certain places was not achieving much and itinerant tutors started
travelling around the country (USA) giving instruction in book keeping and
penmanship. People started appreciating the need for business skills and
grammar schools started including book keeping, penmanship and
commercial arithmetic in their curricula as a result of demands for commercial
training. This gave Business Education a place in the formal setting.

Business Education in Nigeria

Business Education in Nigeria has its origin in private business schools or

commercial schools some of which were recognized or “approved” by
Government. By “approval” it meant that a school could present students for
the West African Schools Certificate Examinations. Also it meant then that the
students who dropped out in class four could gain employment as clerical
assistants.

However, the earliest type of business training in colonial Nigeria was done
on-the-job after primary or secondary education. It was believed that after
secondary education a worker could be trained on the job to acquire skills in
office occupation, except in typewriting and shorthand aspects of secretarial
occupations. As a result, graduates of secondary schools were automatically
employed into clerical positions on application and interviewing. In some
cases primary school graduates and some secondary school dropouts were
employed for office jobs.

As the need for typewriting and shorthand increased, private schools were
established to teach these two subjects. These schools were known as
commercial schools. They provided typists and stenographers for the civil
service and the private business organizations in the country. The school
actually prepared candidates for the Royal Society of Arts (R.S.A)
examinations. Successful candidates of these examinations were thus
employed by Government and businesses. The employees were mainly
typists and stenographers. Since these groups of workers benefited most from
the commercial training schools, many small private institutes were
established to teach only typewriting and shorthand. As a result of this,
Business Education in Nigeria was conceived as training in shorthand and
typewriting.

Business Education is an area of education which deals with the study of the
subject of related disciplines. It is a combination of two disciplines dealing
mainly with the art of shorthand writing, typewriting, accounting, business
mathematics, secretarial duties, and commerce and office practice. The field
of study offers every individual an opportunity to develop those abilities, skills
and understanding of the vocational opportunity available.

One of the important macro-economic problems of our system is

unemployment. Unemployment exists because most of the products of our
education system look forjobs that do not exist because the system of
education was general in nature not meeting specific occupational needs.

To meet the needs of the society the National policy on education de-
emphasizes our liberal education system for the utilitarian type of education.
In recognition of this, Business Education programme was incorporated into
our educational system right from the junior secondary school level for a
gradual skill development and competency.

Business Education plays a significant role in Nigeria’s economic growth and

development.  It improves personal qualities and builds the attitudes of
individuals that are necessary for adjustment to personal and employment
situations, and also provides knowledge, skills and competence for individuals
to function well in office occupation and also create jobs for themselves and
others (Amoor and Udoh 2008).   In spite of federal government’s initiatives to
eradicate unemployment and poverty in the society the nation’s economy is
still characterized by high rate of unemployment and poverty.  Therefore, the
importance of a curriculum that will help to reform Business Education
programme in Nigerian Universities by developing individuals that will
contribute meaningfully to economic growth and development of the nation
cannot be under estimated.  The uncontrolled rate of unemployment and
poverty has brought about the dire need to carry out some modifications in the
curriculum of Business Education programme in Nigerian universities so that
the students will not only be exposed to a particular skill but also to creative
thinking sufficient enough to establish and run a business at least at the small
scale level. Now that the nation is experiencing economic meltdown, which
will in turn, increase the rate of unemployment and poverty in the society,
integrating entrepreneurship courses into the curriculum of  Business
Education programme in Nigerian institutions is a right call and at the right
time since entrepreneurship education will provide additional skills, resources,
and methodologies to Business Education graduates to transform their ideas
into  visible and viable businesses after graduating from the College. If this is
rightly done, the graduates do not need to queue up in the labour market for
paid employment but rather create jobs for themselves and others.  This will
go a long way to reduce poverty in the society and unemployment in the
labour         market.

In order to be able to understand the concept of business education, it would

be necessary to look at the definitions of business education in the past and
present time. This is because technology has helped to change definitions of
certain things. It therefore, implies that business education, as a course of
study has to move with time.
 Popham (1975) said
when a group of people were asked what business education is? The reply
was as follows: A business executive replied, “Business Education is
education to produce goods and services”. A radical retorted: It is the avenue
to make enormous profit. One teacher responded: Economic concepts
necessary for living in a business economy. Another teacher answered:
Learning skills to enter a business or distributive job. A person on the street
said “Shorthand and typing, that’s it”. After looking at the different views of
people about business education, Popham came to a conclusion that:
Business education is a course that prepares students for entry into and
advancement in jobs within business and it is equally important because it
prepares students to handle their own business affairs and to function
intelligently as consumers and citizens in a business economy. Nolan, Hayden
& Malsbary (1967) defined business education as those business
programmes and courses taught ordinarily at the secondary school level.
Osuala E.C. (1989) defined Business education as an essential part of the
preparation of youths for live and living. In 2004, Osuala, gave another
definition as a programme of instruction which consists of two parts (1) Office
education – a vocational programme of office careers through initial, refresher
and upgrading education and (2) General business education – a programme
to provide students with information and competences which are needed by
all in managing personal business affairs and in using the services of the
business. Still on the definition of business education, Njoku (1997) defines
business education as that facet of educational training that helps the
individual to acquire relevant skills needed for living. However in 2006 Njoku
gave another definition as an educational programme that equips an individual
with functional and suitable skills, knowledge, attitude and value that would
enable him/her operates in the environment he/she finds himself/herself. It
can be seen from the foregoing discussions that as the years go by; the
definitions of business education continue to change. This means that
business education is not static.

Therefore any worthwhile programme has to move with time. However,

business educators have always accepted that change is a fact of life. From
the typewriter to the transistor, business curriculum has continually shaped
itself to meet the needs of business. As a result, the success and survival of
business education constantly depends on its ability to adapt and keep pace
with the needs of its recipients. These changes present challenges for both
the learner and instructor. Nevertheless, it is the business educator that must
be willing to adapt and manage these challenges to ensure successful
programs for the future. It is essential that business education be a useful and
vital component of transformation agenda if the curriculum of business
programs across the country is to continue to meet the needs of its students.

It could be deduced from the definitions above that Business education is an

education for and about business. It combines both theoretical and practical
knowledge. In the same vein, it exposes the recipient to the economic system
of his country and equips him with lifelong skills that would enable him to
make reasonable judgment as a producer, employee or consumer of goods
and services.

Business education deals with empowerment necessary to meet business

challenges in a dynamic business world or society. It offers recipients the
ability to cope with emerging changes in education, and in business where the
person is expected to manifest all the skills acquired while in training.
Therefore, business education is planned for training and developing
recipients to expose them in the field of business, and as a professional,
consequently, expanding the way for imparting competences for economic
development of the society.

Post:

 Tweet


 Email

 WhatsApp

 Loading...

Author: Sulaiman Uthman Ola

An Educative and Interactive PlatformVIEW ALL POSTS
Post navigation
Previous PostTrue life story
Next PostCHALLENGES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN
NIGERIA UNIVERSITIES
5 thoughts on “MEANING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION”

1. Bakare Philip says:
June 16, 2017 at 3:02 PM
Nice one bro

Like
Reply

2. Ezekiel says:
April 11, 2018 at 8:56 PM
Bro, am always proud of u. Nice write up

Like
Reply

1. Sulaiman Uthman Ola says:

April 13, 2018 at 7:26 PM
 Thanks

Like
Reply

3. Adeleke Deborah says:
June 15, 2018 at 5:43 AM
Thanks bro for this info.

Like
Reply

4. Auwal Usman sale says:

March 16, 2020 at 1:47 PM
Good writing sir i am proud of you thank you

Like
Reply

Leave a Reply

Email (required)(Address never made public)

Name (required)

Website

 Notify me of new comments via email.

  Notify me of new posts via email.
Post Comment

UPDATED?

June 2017

S M T W T F S

1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23 24

25 26 27 28 29 30

« Apr   Jul »
.: Exclusive
Search
Search for:
Our Location
University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos
+2347035536056
CONTACT ON
 View sulaiman.uthman’s profile on Facebook
 View @sulaiman1uthman’s profile on Twitter
 View uthman1ola’s profile on Instagram
 View /sulaimanuthman/’s profile on Pinterest
 View sulaiman-uthman-olabisi-hse-pmp-a88889125?trk’s profile on LinkedIn
 View 116812331908425813989’s profile on Google+
Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets
Community


 Facebook
 
 LinkedIn
 
 Twitter
 
 Pinterest
Blog at WordPress.com.
 Close and accept
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their
use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy

 Home

 How To's

 UNN Mail

 UNN Portal

 ResearchGate

 Contacts

 Maps

Search UNN Web

 Home 
 About Us 
 Faculty 
 Staff Profile
 External Resources
 Bulletin
 Journals
 Alumni
 Contact us
 Web Content Manager

BUSINESS EDUCATION _ PROGRAMME

FOUR-YEAR STANDARD PROGRAMME IN BUSINESS EDUCATION
 
YEAR   1
First Semester

Course Code Course Title

Units

EDU 101 Introduction to Education  2

EDU 211 Educational Psychology  2

VTE 101 Foundations of Technology Education  2

VTE 131 Basic Keyboarding I  2

VTE 133 Shorthand I  2

ECO 101 Principles of Economics I  2

ACC 101 Elements of Accounting I  3

COS 101 Introduction to Computer Science  2

GSP 105 Natural Science I  2

GSP 101 Use of English  2

TOTAL 21
 
Second Semester

Course Course Title Units

Code

VTE 132 Basic Keyboarding II 2

 VTE 134 Shorthand II 2

VTE 136 Elements of Business 3

VTE 138 Principles of Bus. & Marketing Education 2

ECO 102 Principles of Economics II 2

ACC 102 Elements of Accounting II 3

COS 102 Introduction to Computer Science II 2

GSP 102 Use of English II 2

GSP 106 Natural Science II 2

TOTAL 20

 
YEAR 2
First Semester

Course Code Course Title Units

EDU    221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3

VTE     231 Word Processing I 2

VTE     233 Advanced Shorthand I 2

 VTE     235 Risk Management 2

ACC    201 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3

ECO     201 Micro-Economic Theory 2

MKT 201 Elements of Marketing 3

STA     201 Statistics for Social Science I 2

GSP     201 The Social Sciences I 2

GSP     207 Humanities     I 2

TOTAL 23

 
Second Semester
 

Course Course Title  Units

Code

EDU 224 Educational Technology  2

VTE 232 Word Processing II  2

VTE 234 Advanced Shorthand II  2

VTE 236 Methodology in Business Education  2

VTE 238 Business Communication  3

 ACC 202 Introduction to Financial Accounting II  3

ECO 202 Micro-Economic Theory II  2

STA 202 Statistics for Social Science II

GSP 202 Issues in Peace and Conflict  2

GSP 208 Humanities II  2

TOTAL   22
 
YEAR 3
First Semester
 

        
Course Code Units
Course Title
EDU 325 Teaching Practice I      3
VTE 201 Industrial Work Experience I      1
VTE 331 Business Organization      2
VTE 333 Business Law & Government Regulations      2
VTE 334 Small Scale Business Management      2
ACC 351 Fundamentals of Government Accounting      3
MKT 301 Nigeria Marketing System & Commercial Policy      3
CED 341 Introduction to Entrepreneurship      2
  TOTAL     18
 
Second Semester

Course Course Title Units

Code

EDU 312 Educational Psychology II 2

 EDU 321 Curriculum Implementation & Instruction 3

VTE 302 Industrial Work Experience II 6

VTE 304 Research Design in Technical Education 2

VTE 332 Transcription 3

VTE 336 Human Resource Development 2

COS 304 Computer Applications 3

CED 342 Business Development & Management 2

TOTAL 23

 
Year 4
First Semester

Course Code Course Title Units

VTE 401 Vocational Guidance  2

VTE 433 Seminar in Business Education  2

VTE 434 Office Technology  2

EDU 411 Educational Psychology III  2

EDU 425 Teaching Practice II  3

 ACC 311 Cost Accounting I  3

ACC 421 Auditing and Investigation  3

  TOTAL 17

 
Elective:           Choose one of the following:

MKT 321 Principles of Advertising  2

MKT 431 Retail and Wholesale Management  2

  2/2

          TOTAL 19

 
Second Semester

Course Code Course Title Units

VTE   402 Administration of Technology Education 2

VTE   431 Administrative Office management 3

VTE   432 Consumer Economics 2

VTE   424 Spreadsheet Processing 2

EDU   441 Measurement and Evaluation 2

 ACC   312 Cost Accounting II 3

VTE   491 Project 4

TOTAL 18

Elective: Choose one of the

following:

MKT  352 Consumer Behaviour Analysis 3

MKT  331 Sales Management 2

2/3

                                                          TOTAL 20/21

THREE-YEAR STANDARD PROGRAMME IN BUSINESS EDUCATION

 YEAR 1
FIRST SEMESTER
 

COURSE  NO COURSE TITLE      UNITS

EDU 221 Curriculum Theory and Planning 3

VTE 101 Foundation of Technology Education 2

VTE 231 Word Processing I 2

ACC 101 Elements of Financial Accounting I 3

 MKT 201 Elements of Marketing 3

ECO 201 Micro-Economic Theory I 2

STA 201 Statistics for Social Sciences I 2

GSP 101 The use of English 2

GSP 105 Introduction to Natural Science 2

GSP 201 The Social Sciences I 2

TOTAL 23

 
SECOND SEMESTER

COURSE COURSE TITLE     UNITS

NO

VTE 232 Word Processing II 2

VTE 234 Advanced Shorthand II 2

VTE 236 Methodology in Business Education 2

VTE 238 Business Communication 3

ACC 102 Elements of Financial Accounting II 3

ECO 202 Micro-Economics Theory II 2

 STA 202 Statistics for Social Sciences II 2

GSP 102 The Use of English II 2

GSP 106 Natural Science II 2

GSP 202 Issues in Peace and Conflict Resolution II 2

TOTAL

22

 
YEAR 2
FIRST SEMESTER

COURSE NO COURSE TITLE UNITS

EDU    325 Teaching Practice I 2

VTE    235 Risk Management 2

VTE    331 Business Organization 2

VTE    333 Business Law & Government Regulations 2

VTE    334 Small Scale Business Management 2

ACC    201 Introduction to Financial Accounting I 3

MKT   301 Nigerian Marketing System & Comm.Policy 3

ACC    351 Fundamentals of Government Accounting 3

 CED    341 Introduction of Entrepreneurship 2

TOTAL 21

 
SECOND SEMESTER

COURSE COURSE TITLE         UNITS

NO

EDU 321 Curriculum Implementation and Instruction 3

EDU 312 Educational Psychology II 2

EDU 224 Educational Technology 2

VTE 302 Industrial Work Experience (SIWES) II 6

VTE 304 Research Design in Technology Education 2

ACC 202 Introduction to Financial Accounting II 3

VTE 336 Human Resources Development 2

COS 304 Computer Applications 2

CED 342 Business Development and Management 2

TOTAL
 24

 
 YEAR 3
FIRST SEMESTER

COURSE NO COURSE TITLE UNITS

EDU    411 Educational Psychology III 2

EDU    425 Teaching Practice II 3

VTE    401 Vocational Guidance 2

VTE    433 Seminar in Business Education 2

VTE    434 Office Technology 2

ACC    311 Cost Accounting I 3

ACC    421 Auditing and Investigation I 3

17

Elective: Choose one of the following:

MKT   321 Principles of Advertising 2

MKT   431 Retail and Wholesale Management 2                  2/2

19

 
SECOND SEMESTER
 

COURSE COURSE TITLE UNITS

NO

EDU 441 Measurement and Evaluation 2

VTE 402 Administration of Technology Education 2

VTE 432 Consumer Economics 2

VTE 431 Administrative Office management 3

VTE 491 Project

VTE 424 Spreadsheet Processing 2

ACC 312 Cost Accounting II 3

18
Elective:          Choose one of the following:
 

 MKT 331 Sales Management 2

 MKT 352 Consumer Behaviour Analysis 3

2/3
20/21

 
Search for:

Recent Posts
 Смотреть Зона дискомфорта 6 серия.Зона дискомфорта 6 серия в хорошем качестве
  СМОТРЕТЬ Коронный выход 9 серия онлайн.
 IDN POKER OSB369 JUDI BOLA ONLINE SITUS SLOT TERBAIK
 IDN POKER OSB369 JUDI BOLA ONLINE SITUS SLOT TERBAIK
 IDN POKER OSB369 JUDI BOLA ONLINE SITUS SLOT TERBAIK

Recent Comments
 Anonymous on Hello world!

Archives
 June 2020
 May 2020
 April 2020
 March 2020
 February 2020
 January 2020
 November 2018
 March 2018
 February 2018
 December 2015
 November 2015

Categories
 Main Scroller
 News
 Uncategorized

Meta
 Log in
 Entries feed
 Comments feed
 WordPress.org

Connect With UNN

© University of Nigeria.
Powered By Tenece Professional Services

ArticlePDF Available
 BUSINESS EDUCATION AS A VERITABLE
TOOL FOR REDUCING UNEMPLOYMENT
 April 2019

 Project: BUSINESS EDUCATION AS A VERITABLE TOOL FOR REDUCING

UNEMPLOYMENT.

Authors:

Maryrose Odike

 Godfrey Okoye University

Nnaekwe U. Kingsley

 Ebonyi State University

Download full-text PDFRead full-text

Download full-text PDF

Read full-text

Download citation
Copy link

Citations (1)

Abstract
Business education is a program of study and an aspect of vocational education
program offered in both secondary and tertiary institutions of learning in Nigeria. This
program is designed to equip the recipients with both academic and vocational skills
needed for both salaried and self employment as entrepreneurs. Unfortunately and
ignorantly too, this course is being looked down on by students, parents and society in
general, just like every other vocational education program. Students neglect Business
education programme and are disenchanted about opting for it, especially at the tertiary
institution level. Equally, parents believe that Business education is a course for dullards
or for someone else's child. They seldom encourage their children or wards to study it.
The main aim of this piece of work is to highlight the meaning and objectives of
Business education program and its importance to its recipients. It also X-rays how
Business education equips students for employment. It recommends among other
things for a change of the general public's attitude towards the course since it has
capacity to reverse the unemployment challenge of Nigeria. It was concluded that
parents should encourage their children and wards to study Business education if they
are interested in it, because it will enable them to be job creators rather than job
seekers.

Discover the world's research

 20+ million members

 135+ million publications
 700k+ research projects

Join for free

Public Full-text 1
Content uploaded by Maryrose Odike
Author content
Content may be subject to copyright.

BUSINESS EDUCATION AS
A VERITABLE TOOL FOR
REDUCING
UNEMPLOYMENT
BY
DR. M.N ODIKE
GODFREY OKOYE
UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF
EDUCATION
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
AND VOCATIONAL
EDUCATION
AND
NNAEKWE KINGSLEY
GODFREY OKOYE
UNIVERSITY
FACULTY OF
EDUCATION
 DEPARTMENT OF
SCIENCE AND
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION
Abstract.
Business education is a program
of study and an aspect of
vocational education program
offered in both secondary
and tertiary institutions of
learning in Nigeria. This
program is
designed to equip the
recipients with both academic
and vocational skills needed
for both
salaried and self employment as
entrepreneurs. Unfortunately
and ignorantly too, this course
is
being looked down on by
students, parents and society
in general, just like every
other
vocational education
program. Students neglect
Business education
programme and are
disenchanted about opting for
it, especially at the tertiary
institution level. Equally,
parents
believe that Business education
is a course for dullards or for
someone else’s child. They
seldom
encourage their children or
wards to study it. The main aim
of this piece of work is to
highlight
the meaning and objectives of
Business education program
and its importance to its
recipients.
It also X-rays how Business
education equips students for
employment. It recommends
among
other things for a change of the
general public’s attitude
towards the course since it has
capacity
to reverse the unemployment
challenge of Nigeria. It was
concluded that parents
should
encourage their children and
wards to study Business
education if they are
interested in it,
because it will enable them to
be job creators rather than job
seekers.
Key words: Business education
and unemployment.
Introduction
Mohammed, Z. A. (2008).
The place of vocational
and technical education
(vte) in nation
building. Multidisciplinary
Journal of Research
Development, 10(6), 133.
Ndinechi, G.l., Obayi, A. U. &
Igboko, S.A.( 2008).
Employment of untrained
business teachers
as a refractive index in teaching
of business studies in secondary
schools.
Nwaekete, J. 0. (2012).
Entrepreneurship for Business
education students: A
panacea for
combating graduates’
unemployment. Nigeria
Journal of Education, Health
and
Technology Research
NJEHETR 3(1), 270-275.
Obi,C. A. (2005).
Methodology in Business
education. Business education
principles and
-practice. Onitsha: Africana
Fep. Publishing Co.
Okocha, M. (2010). Parental
attitudes towards vocational:
Implication for counseling.
Edo
Journal of Counseling.
DOI:10,4314/ejc.v2i1.52657.
https//www.researchgate.net/
publication/272339560,
Osuala, E .C.
(2004).Business education
principles and practice.
Onitsha: Africana Fep.
Publishing Co.
Robert, R. W. (1971).
Vocational and practical arts
education. (Third edition)New
York: Harper
and Row Publishers.
Udo, M. P., & Bako, D. H.
(2014). Acquiring Maximum
Vocational Business education
Skills
and Competencies for
Sustainable Development in
Nigeria. Journal of Educational
and
Social Research, 4(7), 53.
Ukannaya, E.J. (2012). The role
of entrepreneurship education
in human capacity building for
national development, Nigeria
journal of education, health
and technology research
NJEHTR. 3(1), 270-275.
Citations (1)
References (0)
 ... Analysis of teacher component also revealed that there is dearth of well qualified
business educators in most state secondary schools. The categories of teachers
stipulated in the National Curriculum for senior secondary schools to teach business
subjects according to Ndinachi, Obayi and Igboke in Odike (2017) are-holders of B.Sc,
and NCE in Business Studies, B.Sc. and HND in business administration plus a diploma
certificate in education. They noted that most teachers of pre-vocational Business
Studies might just have taken a few business courses in colleges or universities. ...
... All the equipment that students are expected to use in the office when they graduate
are supposed to be used in teaching them in the classroom. Agusiobo in Odike and
Nnaekwe (2017) emphasize that effective vocational training can only be given where
training are carried on with the same technology as it is performed in the real life
environment, with the same operation, the same tools and the same machines as in the
occupation itself. For instance, effective teaching and learning of Business Studies
subjects demands that the school should have the following facilities or equipment:
business laboratory containing the following office automation: cyclostyling machines,
photocopying machines, stop watches, stapling machines, computer lab equipped with
computer (in place of typing pool with typewriters,) Unfortunately, there are hardly such
facilities in most public or state owned secondary schools in Enugu State. ...
STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING IMPLEMENTATION OF PRE- VOCATIONAL
BUSINESS STUDIES CURRICULUM IN ENUGU STATE SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Article
Full-text available

 Jan 2019

 Maryrose Odike

 Bernedette Menkiti

View
Show abstract
Advertisement

Recommendations
Discover more
Project
BUSINESS EDUCATION AS A VERITABLE TOOL FOR REDUCING
UNEMPLOYMENT.
 Maryrose Odike

 Nnaekwe U. Kingsley
 View project
Project
THE EXTENT OF IMPLEMENTATION OF MARKETING CONCEPT
PHILOSOPHY BY THE NIGERIAN MANUFACTURING COMPANIES IN
ANAMBRA AND ENUGU STATES
 Maryrose Odike

View project
Project
INNOVATING BASIC AND SENIOR SECONDARY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
– THE WAY FORWARD.
 Maryrose Odike

View project
Project
NON-EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS’ AVERSION TO
TEACHER EDUCATION IN NIGERIA. (A CASE STUDY OF PRIVATE
UNIVERSITIES IN ENUGU METROPOLIS
 Maryrose Odike

View project
Chapter
From Avocation to Vocation
January 1994

 Benjamin Freedman

Other health care ethics consultants may have shared this experience. When I began
my current clinical appointment, no formal orientation took place (no informal one either,
as far as I can recall). Nobody sat me down to tell me what I was supposed to be doing
there; if the question was raised at all, it was in the form of options or possibilities,
joined by saying, “You’re really the expert; ... [Show full abstract]
Read more
Article
Full-text available
 Journal of Education and Work
February 2015 · Journal of Education and Work
 Charlotte Carey

While there is a growing body of scholarship on the creative industries and on the
career trajectories of graduates from creative industries programmes, there has to date
only been a limited amount of research that examines in detail, the careers of fine arts
graduates. Fine art is arguably the least ‘vocational’ of creative disciplines, in that there
are relatively few employers that seek to ... [Show full abstract]
View full-text
Article
South Carolina's challenge to civil rights: The case of South Carolina State College,
1945–1954
December 1992 · Agriculture and Human Values

 William C. Hine

South Carolina State College was founded in 1896. As one of the Black institutions
taking advantage of the Second Morrill Act of 1890, a large portion of the college's
limited financial resources, its energies, and its programs were devoted to training
students in agriculture, home economics, vocational trades, and in the education of
teachers. These curriculums were considered appropriate for ... [Show full abstract]
Read more
Article
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STUDENT ENTRY GRADES AND
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AT THE KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF...

 J. Y. Momoh-Olle

This study investigated the relationship between student entry grade and their academic
achievement at the Kwara State College of Education, llorin. The entry grade and
academic achievement of 202 Nigeria Certificate of Education grandaunt of the 1984/85
session were used. The result showed that, except in education theory, language and
vocational studies, there was no statically significant ... [Show full abstract]
Read more

or
 Discover by subject area

 Recruit researchers
 Join for free
 Login

 Thursday, December 9 2021

Breaking News

Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to Replace Gernot Rohr if Been Sack


 Sidebar
 Random Article
 Log In

InfoGuide Nigeria
 Home
 News
 World
 Politics
 Entertainment
 Metro
 Business
 Tech
 Sports
 Education
 Jobs
 More


Search for

 Home/Education/Scope Of Business Education In Nigeria

Education
Scope Of Business Education In
Nigeria

 Joseph AthanasiusMarch 5, 2019Last Updated: March 5, 2019

 5 minutes read

Here in this post, we are going to discuss the scope Of Business

Education In Nigeria. We hope you find reading this very
informative.
The importance of business education cannot be overestimated
in the Nigerian development context. Nevertheless, in this
article, I will be considering the scope of business education,
this, in essence, will help in uncovering the actual concept of
business education and perhaps, why Nigerians should embrace
the discipline, particularly in their everyday life. Now let us look
at what business education is all about.
Read Also: Emerging Issues In Business Education

Scope Of Business Education In

Nigeria – Photo Source: https://study.com
What Is Business Education?
One of the popular definition of business education is that, the
discipline is a broad array of college courses, which are meant
to be taught, and students of different ages can actually be
taught about the fundamental principles of business. And some
of these courses includes:
 business management, and
 business law, and

 entrepreneurship, and

 economics, plus

 computer courses, like; web design among others.

One can actually study business education wherever he wants

to, for example, a good number of schools and universities in
Nigeria have business education in their curricula.
Nevertheless, if someone wants a more in-depth business-
related education, such individual can choose to go to a
business school or good still, pursue a business degree in a
college, where business is the key subject of education.
Read Also: Development Of Business Education In Nigeria
Types Of Business Education Programme:
Business education comes in different forms
-At Primary Level:
As we have mentioned earlier in this article, business education
comes in different shapes and various forms. For instance, in
secondary business education, there are subjects, such as:
-keyboarding and
-computer science
These subjects are taught right from the very early years.
-At Secondary Level:
In subsequent, there are some subjects that are more
complicated, like in the case of;
-economics and
-accountancy,
These subjects are actually introduced in middle school year
and they are being taught all the way via post primary or high
school.
-At Undergraduate Level:
The undergraduate business education in tertiary institutions
include all kinds of undergraduate degrees in the discipline of
business, for example;
-business administration, and
-commerce, and
-economics, and
-management, and
-accountancy, and
-business science, and
-finance among others.
Read Also: Place Of Business Education In Nigerian Society
-At Postgraduate Level:
The postgraduate level of business education is a kind of
programme that provides students, who seek a postgraduate
degree in business education an in-depth and scientific view on
business principles and business elements.
Just like an undergraduate degree programme, postgraduate
degree programme can as well, be that of either business in
general, or it can be about one of the many fields of business
education.
Students can decide to choose a specific aspect of the study, for
instance, that of non-profit organisations or the one of
marketing research.
Doctoral level:
Doctoral business education focuses much more on the
scientific areas of business, instead of focusing on the practical.
Having said that, some doctoral degree programme does
focused on the applied aspect of research. Apart from all that I
have listed here in this article so far, there is also another
option of learning about business via separate business courses
in colleges.
The option is only suitable for those students, who may want to
get only, the most important basics and as well, get them fast.
Now that I have talked about what business education is, let me
now tell you why business education exists and why business
education is important.
What Are The Objectives of business education?
Since there are quite a number of business education
programmes in Nigeria, which I may love to talk about in this
article, I will rather limit my focus only to the general business
education taught in Nigerian schools. That out of the way, the
major objectives of business education include:
1. Assisting students to gain knowledge on what business is all
about by teaching them different business-related subjects and
courses.
2. Teaching students on how to deal with finances, and taxes as
well as, other business-related issues.
3. The development of the analytic as well as, the evaluation of
skills when it comes to taking a decision on business-related
matters.
Read Also: Procedures For Promoting Business Education In
Nigeria
4. Giving the students a theoretical base for future
entrepreneurship.
5. Providing students with useful skills, which they can apply to
other areas of life rather than business, for example, computer
science and/or keyboarding.
6. Engaging them in responsibilities that prepare the students
for their adult life, especially in the capitalist society like
Nigeria.
7. Explaining to the students the possible problems and also
pitfalls they may likely to come across when engaging in their
own businesses.
8. Encouraging them to be much more interested in business.
After studying a good course of business education, every
student should earn all the necessary skills that will make their
lives worthwhile in a consumerist society, and also they should
understand the way and how things work in business and why
they work in business.
The students should be able to make sure that, their own sound
assessments and their decisions are correct, especially when it
comes to business.
The Important Of Business Education:
What is the importance of business education? And why is
business education that important? Anywhere, first of all, as I
have said earlier, business education gives the students the
necessary skills that will make them live in today’s society.
In years back, we might not have been interested in business
education. However, as the day goes by and the economy
changes, even education has to change as also.
In fact, without some of the basic business education, we might
not have known how and why the Nigerian economy works or
why things cost few naira.
We perhaps, would not have been productive members of
society in the first instance, as we would not have the requisite
theoretic base of education.
Quality business education can actually make an individual
more competitive in the marketplace, either as an employee or
as an entrepreneur.
It does help an individual to avoid some grave mistakes in
business, and as well, save a lot of money when engaging in
one’s own business.
Interestingly too, business education has the capacity to make
an individual more creative, and teach him to think outside the
box in order to achieve your goals via unique methods.
As a matter of necessity, every person needs business
education if he actually wants to be able to function in this
modern society.
It is the business education that provides the required theory, it
also explains this through practice as well as, helps in raising
new generations of skilful, and intelligent plus responsible
citizens.
Hence, should you want to become better at a business or
perhaps, you just want to learn a new useful skill, then there is
a need to consider business education.
Read Also: Why Do We Need Citizenship Education In Nigeria
Conclusion
Business education is a broad array of college courses, which
are meant to be taught, and students of different ages can
actually be taught about the fundamental principles of
business.

 Start winning football betting today!

 Get correct FREE GG and Over 2.5 football prediction
tips. Click here to join
.
Information is Power!
Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity that can
change your life, business, family positively and permanently.

Enter your Email address   Subscribe

.
Showcase your business here!
With over 1M unique users per month across all channels, we
have a large audience for you to showcase your products and
services. Simply get in touch via   
marketing@Infoguidenigeria.com.
 

 Make Money now!

  Make money writing for us. Apply for Freelance writing
jobs in Nigeria.
 Make Money as InfoGuideNigeria Advertising Agents, read
more here
 

 Be Our Guest Publisher!

Do you have a press release, breaking news,  or any
other helpful information to share with our growing readers? If
yes, send your article to   infoguidepr@gmail.com.
We will be glad to publish it if the information is useful to our
audience.

.
This post can be helpful to somebody else, please share it on Facebook,
Whatsapp, Telegram and Twitter. There are buttons below for this (easy to
use too)!

Copyright Warning!
Contents on this website may not be republished, reproduced,
redistributed either in whole or in part without due permission
or acknowledgment.
.
Proper acknowledgment includes, but not limited to (a) LINK
BACK TO THE ARTICLE in the case of re-publication on online
media, (b) Proper referencing in the case of usage in research,
magazine, brochure, or academic purposes,.
.
All contents are protected by the Digital Millennium Copyright
Act 1996 (DMCA).
.
We publish all contents with good intentions. If you own this
content & believe your copyright was violated or infringed,
please contact us at [infoguidenigeria@gmail.com] to file a
complaint and we will take necessary actions immediately.
Business Education In nigeria

Facebook  Twitter  LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Reddit VKontakte Share via Email Print

Joseph Athanasius
Joseph Athanasius is a Content Developer at InfoGuideNIgeria.com. InfoGuide Nigeria is a team of
Resource Persons and Consultants led by Ifiokobong Ibanga. Page maintained by Ifiokobong Ibanga. If
you need a personal assistance on this topic, kindly contact us.

Emerging Issues In Business Education

Annual Rice Consumption in Nigeria

Related Articles
List of 53 State Universities in Nigeria and Dates of Establishment
August 4, 2021

Achievers University Guidelines for Resumption of Academic Activities

August 26, 2021

FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Cut Off Mark 2021/2022 | FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY JAMB Cut Off
Mark, FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Post UTME Cut Off Mark & FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY
Departmental Cut Off Marks
September 17, 2021

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

 Comment

Name *
Email *
Website

 Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

 Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

 Notify me of new posts by email.

Post Comment

Check Also

Close

 Education
MAPOLY ND Part-time and HND Admission List 2021/2022 is Out
October 22, 2021
 Recent Posts


TASUED Approved Academic Calendar 2021/2022 Session

December 9, 2021


Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to Replace Gernot Rohr if Been Sack

December 8, 2021


“She Cheated, Abandoned Our Kids”– Ned Nwoko Speaks on His Divorce

December 8, 2021


Top 20 Most Expensive Secondary Schools in Nigeria
 December 8, 2021


FUGUSAU Certificate and Diploma Admission Form 2021/2022 Is Out

December 8, 2021

Information is Power!
Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity
that can change your life, business, family positively
and permanently.

Subscribe
Enter your Email address  

About InfoGuideNigeria.com

InfoGuide Nigeria is a multi-author blog in Nigeria founded by Ifiokobong Ibanga. The team
comprises professionals and Consultants from different fields of human endeavour.
Here we publish several helpful articles in various categories, such as how-to articles, where to
find things, resources, business, interviews and reviews.

Our aim is to provide daily living guide for Nigerians and her friends.

The content on the InfoGuide Nigeria is provided as general information only. The ideas
expressed on this site are solely the opinions of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the
opinions of anyone else. The author may or may not have a financial interest in any company or
advertiser referenced. Any action taken as a result of information, analysis, or advertisement on
this site is ultimately the responsibility of the reader. Read more… Terms of Use.
Tags
 Admission Formbbn.ngBBNaijaBig Brother NaijaChelsea Cut Off MarkEntertainment
            NewsFootball  

NewsJAMB Cut Off MarkManchester United Political NewsPost UTME Past QuestionsSchool
     Past Questions      

NewsSociety NewsSportswww.chelseafc.comwww.manutd.com
       

All Categories

All Categories                                                                                                                                                                 

Archives

Archives                                                                                                                                                                 

Popular this Week


Airtel night plan 2021: Get 500MB for N25 and 1.5GB for N50 Subscription code [UPDATED]

July 5, 2021


Pounds to Naira black market today Friday 03/12/2021 [pounds to naira abokifx]

December 3, 2021

10 best lightening creams in Nigeria and their prices

November 11, 2021


LAUTECH Post-UTME Screening Result 2021/2022 Session Is Out

December 3, 2021

© Copyright 2021, All Rights Reserved  |   InfoGuideNigeria.com

 Home

 About

 Privacy Policy

 Terms of Use

 Guest Post
  

 Write for Us

 Advertise

 Sponsor a Post

 Contact Us

 Subscribe
Back to top button

InfoGuide StoreDismiss
 Thursday, December 9 2021
 Breaking News

Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to Replace Gernot Rohr if Been Sack


 Sidebar
 Random Article
 Log In

InfoGuide Nigeria
 Home
 News
 World
 Politics
 Entertainment
 Metro
 Business
 Tech
 Sports
 Education
 Jobs
 More


Search for

 Home/Education/Scope Of Business Education In Nigeria

Education

Scope Of Business Education In

Nigeria
  Joseph AthanasiusMarch 5, 2019Last Updated: March 5, 2019

 5 minutes read

Here in this post, we are going to discuss the scope Of Business

Education In Nigeria. We hope you find reading this very
informative.
The importance of business education cannot be overestimated
in the Nigerian development context. Nevertheless, in this
article, I will be considering the scope of business education,
this, in essence, will help in uncovering the actual concept of
business education and perhaps, why Nigerians should embrace
the discipline, particularly in their everyday life. Now let us look
at what business education is all about.
Read Also: Emerging Issues In Business Education

Scope Of Business Education In

Nigeria – Photo Source: https://study.com
What Is Business Education?
One of the popular definition of business education is that, the
discipline is a broad array of college courses, which are meant
to be taught, and students of different ages can actually be
taught about the fundamental principles of business. And some
of these courses includes:
 business management, and
 business law, and

 entrepreneurship, and

 economics, plus

 computer courses, like; web design among others.

One can actually study business education wherever he wants

to, for example, a good number of schools and universities in
Nigeria have business education in their curricula.
Nevertheless, if someone wants a more in-depth business-
related education, such individual can choose to go to a
business school or good still, pursue a business degree in a
college, where business is the key subject of education.
Read Also: Development Of Business Education In Nigeria
Types Of Business Education Programme:
Business education comes in different forms
-At Primary Level:
As we have mentioned earlier in this article, business education
comes in different shapes and various forms. For instance, in
secondary business education, there are subjects, such as:
-keyboarding and
-computer science
These subjects are taught right from the very early years.
-At Secondary Level:
In subsequent, there are some subjects that are more
complicated, like in the case of;
-economics and
-accountancy,
These subjects are actually introduced in middle school year
and they are being taught all the way via post primary or high
school.
-At Undergraduate Level:
The undergraduate business education in tertiary institutions
include all kinds of undergraduate degrees in the discipline of
business, for example;
-business administration, and
-commerce, and
-economics, and
-management, and
-accountancy, and
-business science, and
-finance among others.
Read Also: Place Of Business Education In Nigerian Society
-At Postgraduate Level:
The postgraduate level of business education is a kind of
programme that provides students, who seek a postgraduate
degree in business education an in-depth and scientific view on
business principles and business elements.
Just like an undergraduate degree programme, postgraduate
degree programme can as well, be that of either business in
general, or it can be about one of the many fields of business
education.
Students can decide to choose a specific aspect of the study, for
instance, that of non-profit organisations or the one of
marketing research.
Doctoral level:
Doctoral business education focuses much more on the
scientific areas of business, instead of focusing on the practical.
Having said that, some doctoral degree programme does
focused on the applied aspect of research. Apart from all that I
have listed here in this article so far, there is also another
option of learning about business via separate business courses
in colleges.
The option is only suitable for those students, who may want to
get only, the most important basics and as well, get them fast.
Now that I have talked about what business education is, let me
now tell you why business education exists and why business
education is important.
What Are The Objectives of business education?
Since there are quite a number of business education
programmes in Nigeria, which I may love to talk about in this
article, I will rather limit my focus only to the general business
education taught in Nigerian schools. That out of the way, the
major objectives of business education include:
1. Assisting students to gain knowledge on what business is all
about by teaching them different business-related subjects and
courses.
2. Teaching students on how to deal with finances, and taxes as
well as, other business-related issues.
3. The development of the analytic as well as, the evaluation of
skills when it comes to taking a decision on business-related
matters.
Read Also: Procedures For Promoting Business Education In
Nigeria
4. Giving the students a theoretical base for future
entrepreneurship.
5. Providing students with useful skills, which they can apply to
other areas of life rather than business, for example, computer
science and/or keyboarding.
6. Engaging them in responsibilities that prepare the students
for their adult life, especially in the capitalist society like
Nigeria.
7. Explaining to the students the possible problems and also
pitfalls they may likely to come across when engaging in their
own businesses.
8. Encouraging them to be much more interested in business.
After studying a good course of business education, every
student should earn all the necessary skills that will make their
lives worthwhile in a consumerist society, and also they should
understand the way and how things work in business and why
they work in business.
The students should be able to make sure that, their own sound
assessments and their decisions are correct, especially when it
comes to business.
The Important Of Business Education:
What is the importance of business education? And why is
business education that important? Anywhere, first of all, as I
have said earlier, business education gives the students the
necessary skills that will make them live in today’s society.
In years back, we might not have been interested in business
education. However, as the day goes by and the economy
changes, even education has to change as also.
In fact, without some of the basic business education, we might
not have known how and why the Nigerian economy works or
why things cost few naira.
We perhaps, would not have been productive members of
society in the first instance, as we would not have the requisite
theoretic base of education.
Quality business education can actually make an individual
more competitive in the marketplace, either as an employee or
as an entrepreneur.
It does help an individual to avoid some grave mistakes in
business, and as well, save a lot of money when engaging in
one’s own business.
Interestingly too, business education has the capacity to make
an individual more creative, and teach him to think outside the
box in order to achieve your goals via unique methods.
As a matter of necessity, every person needs business
education if he actually wants to be able to function in this
modern society.
It is the business education that provides the required theory, it
also explains this through practice as well as, helps in raising
new generations of skilful, and intelligent plus responsible
citizens.
Hence, should you want to become better at a business or
perhaps, you just want to learn a new useful skill, then there is
a need to consider business education.
Read Also: Why Do We Need Citizenship Education In Nigeria
Conclusion
Business education is a broad array of college courses, which
are meant to be taught, and students of different ages can
actually be taught about the fundamental principles of
business.
  Start winning football betting today!
 Get correct FREE GG and Over 2.5 football prediction
tips. Click here to join
.
Information is Power!
Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity that can
change your life, business, family positively and permanently.

Enter your Email address   Subscribe

.
Showcase your business here!
With over 1M unique users per month across all channels, we
have a large audience for you to showcase your products and
services. Simply get in touch via   
marketing@Infoguidenigeria.com.
 

 Make Money now!

 Make money writing for us. Apply for Freelance writing
jobs in Nigeria.
 Make Money as InfoGuideNigeria Advertising Agents, read
more here
 

 Be Our Guest Publisher!

Do you have a press release, breaking news,  or any
other helpful information to share with our growing readers? If
yes, send your article to   infoguidepr@gmail.com.
We will be glad to publish it if the information is useful to our
audience.

.
This post can be helpful to somebody else, please share it on Facebook,
Whatsapp, Telegram and Twitter. There are buttons below for this (easy to
use too)!

Copyright Warning!
Contents on this website may not be republished, reproduced,
redistributed either in whole or in part without due permission
or acknowledgment.
.
Proper acknowledgment includes, but not limited to (a) LINK
BACK TO THE ARTICLE in the case of re-publication on online
media, (b) Proper referencing in the case of usage in research,
magazine, brochure, or academic purposes,.
.
All contents are protected by the Digital Millennium Copyright
Act 1996 (DMCA).
.
We publish all contents with good intentions. If you own this
content & believe your copyright was violated or infringed,
please contact us at [infoguidenigeria@gmail.com] to file a
complaint and we will take necessary actions immediately.
Business Education In nigeria

Facebook  Twitter  LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Reddit VKontakte Share via Email Print

Joseph Athanasius
Joseph Athanasius is a Content Developer at InfoGuideNIgeria.com. InfoGuide Nigeria is a team of
Resource Persons and Consultants led by Ifiokobong Ibanga. Page maintained by Ifiokobong Ibanga. If
you need a personal assistance on this topic, kindly contact us.

Emerging Issues In Business Education

Annual Rice Consumption in Nigeria

Related Articles
List of 53 State Universities in Nigeria and Dates of Establishment
August 4, 2021

Achievers University Guidelines for Resumption of Academic Activities

August 26, 2021

FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Cut Off Mark 2021/2022 | FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY JAMB Cut Off
Mark, FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Post UTME Cut Off Mark & FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY
Departmental Cut Off Marks
September 17, 2021

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

 Comment

Name *
Email *
Website

 Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

 Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

 Notify me of new posts by email.

Post Comment

Check Also

Close

 Education
MAPOLY ND Part-time and HND Admission List 2021/2022 is Out
October 22, 2021
 Recent Posts


TASUED Approved Academic Calendar 2021/2022 Session

December 9, 2021


Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to Replace Gernot Rohr if Been Sack

December 8, 2021


“She Cheated, Abandoned Our Kids”– Ned Nwoko Speaks on His Divorce

December 8, 2021


Top 20 Most Expensive Secondary Schools in Nigeria
 December 8, 2021


FUGUSAU Certificate and Diploma Admission Form 2021/2022 Is Out

December 8, 2021

Information is Power!
Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity
that can change your life, business, family positively
and permanently.

Subscribe
Enter your Email address  

About InfoGuideNigeria.com

InfoGuide Nigeria is a multi-author blog in Nigeria founded by Ifiokobong Ibanga. The team
comprises professionals and Consultants from different fields of human endeavour.
Here we publish several helpful articles in various categories, such as how-to articles, where to
find things, resources, business, interviews and reviews.

Our aim is to provide daily living guide for Nigerians and her friends.

The content on the InfoGuide Nigeria is provided as general information only. The ideas
expressed on this site are solely the opinions of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the
opinions of anyone else. The author may or may not have a financial interest in any company or
advertiser referenced. Any action taken as a result of information, analysis, or advertisement on
this site is ultimately the responsibility of the reader. Read more… Terms of Use.
Tags
 Admission Formbbn.ngBBNaijaBig Brother NaijaChelsea Cut Off MarkEntertainment
            NewsFootball  

NewsJAMB Cut Off MarkManchester United Political NewsPost UTME Past QuestionsSchool
     Past Questions      

NewsSociety NewsSportswww.chelseafc.comwww.manutd.com
       

All Categories

All Categories                                                                                                                                                                 

Archives

Archives                                                                                                                                                                 

Popular this Week


Airtel night plan 2021: Get 500MB for N25 and 1.5GB for N50 Subscription code [UPDATED]

July 5, 2021


Pounds to Naira black market today Friday 03/12/2021 [pounds to naira abokifx]

December 3, 2021

10 best lightening creams in Nigeria and their prices

November 11, 2021


LAUTECH Post-UTME Screening Result 2021/2022 Session Is Out

December 3, 2021

© Copyright 2021, All Rights Reserved  |   InfoGuideNigeria.com

 Home

 About

 Privacy Policy

 Terms of Use

 Guest Post
  

 Write for Us

 Advertise

 Sponsor a Post

 Contact Us

 Subscribe
Back to top button

InfoGuide StoreDismiss
ShareThis Copy and Paste
We'd like to show you notifications for the latest news and updates.

Allow.

Thursday, December 9 2021 Breaking News Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to Replace
Gernot Rohr if Been Sack Sidebar Random Article Log In InfoGuide Nigeria Home News World Politics
Entertainment Metro Business Tech Sports Education Jobs More Search for Home/Education/Scope Of
Business Education In Nigeria Education Scope Of Business Education In Nigeria Joseph AthanasiusMarch
5, 2019Last Updated: March 5, 2019 5 minutes read Here in this post, we are going to discuss the scope
Of Business Education In Nigeria. We hope you find reading this very informative. The importance of
business education cannot be overestimated in the Nigerian development context. Nevertheless, in this
article, I will be considering the scope of business education, this, in essence, will help in uncovering the
actual concept of business education and perhaps, why Nigerians should embrace the discipline,
particularly in their everyday life. Now let us look at what business education is all about. Read Also:
Emerging Issues In Business Education Scope Of Business Education In Nigeria – Photo Source:
https://study.com What Is Business Education? One of the popular definition of business education is
that, the discipline is a broad array of college courses, which are meant to be taught, and students of
different ages can actually be taught about the fundamental principles of business. And some of these
courses includes: business management, and business law, and entrepreneurship, and economics, plus
computer courses, like; web design among others. One can actually study business education wherever
he wants to, for example, a good number of schools and universities in Nigeria have business education
in their curricula. Nevertheless, if someone wants a more in-depth business-related education, such
individual can choose to go to a business school or good still, pursue a business degree in a college,
where business is the key subject of education. Read Also: Development Of Business Education In
Nigeria Types Of Business Education Programme: Business education comes in different forms -At
Primary Level: As we have mentioned earlier in this article, business education comes in different shapes
and various forms. For instance, in secondary business education, there are subjects, such as: -
keyboarding and -computer science These subjects are taught right from the very early years. -At
Secondary Level: In subsequent, there are some subjects that are more complicated, like in the case of; -
economics and -accountancy, These subjects are actually introduced in middle school year and they are
being taught all the way via post primary or high school. -At Undergraduate Level: The undergraduate
business education in tertiary institutions include all kinds of undergraduate degrees in the discipline of
business, for example; -business administration, and -commerce, and -economics, and -management,
and -accountancy, and -business science, and -finance among others. Read Also: Place Of Business
Education In Nigerian Society -At Postgraduate Level: The postgraduate level of business education is a
kind of programme that provides students, who seek a postgraduate degree in business education an in-
depth and scientific view on business principles and business elements. Just like an undergraduate
degree programme, postgraduate degree programme can as well, be that of either business in general,
or it can be about one of the many fields of business education. Students can decide to choose a specific
aspect of the study, for instance, that of non-profit organisations or the one of marketing research.
Doctoral level: Doctoral business education focuses much more on the scientific areas of business,
instead of focusing on the practical. Having said that, some doctoral degree programme does focused on
the applied aspect of research. Apart from all that I have listed here in this article so far, there is also
another option of learning about business via separate business courses in colleges. The option is only
suitable for those students, who may want to get only, the most important basics and as well, get them
fast. Now that I have talked about what business education is, let me now tell you why business
education exists and why business education is important. What Are The Objectives of business
education? Since there are quite a number of business education programmes in Nigeria, which I may
love to talk about in this article, I will rather limit my focus only to the general business education taught
in Nigerian schools. That out of the way, the major objectives of business education include: 1. Assisting
students to gain knowledge on what business is all about by teaching them different business-related
subjects and courses. 2. Teaching students on how to deal with finances, and taxes as well as, other
business-related issues. 3. The development of the analytic as well as, the evaluation of skills when it
comes to taking a decision on business-related matters. Read Also: Procedures For Promoting Business
Education In Nigeria 4. Giving the students a theoretical base for future entrepreneurship. 5. Providing
students with useful skills, which they can apply to other areas of life rather than business, for example,
computer science and/or keyboarding. 6. Engaging them in responsibilities that prepare the students for
their adult life, especially in the capitalist society like Nigeria. 7. Explaining to the students the possible
problems and also pitfalls they may likely to come across when engaging in their own businesses. 8.
Encouraging them to be much more interested in business. After studying a good course of business
education, every student should earn all the necessary skills that will make their lives worthwhile in a
consumerist society, and also they should understand the way and how things work in business and why
they work in business. The students should be able to make sure that, their own sound assessments and
their decisions are correct, especially when it comes to business. The Important Of Business Education:
What is the importance of business education? And why is business education that important?
Anywhere, first of all, as I have said earlier, business education gives the students the necessary skills
that will make them live in today’s society. In years back, we might not have been interested in business
education. However, as the day goes by and the economy changes, even education has to change as
also. In fact, without some of the basic business education, we might not have known how and why the
Nigerian economy works or why things cost few naira. We perhaps, would not have been productive
members of society in the first instance, as we would not have the requisite theoretic base of education.
Quality business education can actually make an individual more competitive in the marketplace, either
as an employee or as an entrepreneur. It does help an individual to avoid some grave mistakes in
business, and as well, save a lot of money when engaging in one’s own business. Interestingly too,
business education has the capacity to make an individual more creative, and teach him to think outside
the box in order to achieve your goals via unique methods. As a matter of necessity, every person needs
business education if he actually wants to be able to function in this modern society. It is the business
education that provides the required theory, it also explains this through practice as well as, helps in
raising new generations of skilful, and intelligent plus responsible citizens. Hence, should you want to
become better at a business or perhaps, you just want to learn a new useful skill, then there is a need to
consider business education. Read Also: Why Do We Need Citizenship Education In Nigeria Conclusion
Business education is a broad array of college courses, which are meant to be taught, and students of
different ages can actually be taught about the fundamental principles of business. Start winning
football betting today! Get correct FREE GG and Over 2.5 football prediction tips. Click here to join .
Information is Power! Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity that can change your life,
business, family positively and permanently.   Enter your Email address . Showcase your business here!
With over 1M unique users per month across all channels, we have a large audience for you to showcase
your products and services. Simply get in touch via marketing@Infoguidenigeria.com.   Make Money
now! Make money writing for us. Apply for Freelance writing jobs in Nigeria. Make Money as
InfoGuideNigeria Advertising Agents, read more here   Be Our Guest Publisher! Do you have a press
release, breaking news,  or any other helpful information to share with our growing readers? If yes, send
your article to infoguidepr@gmail.com. We will be glad to publish it if the information is useful to our
audience. . This post can be helpful to somebody else, please share it on Facebook, Whatsapp, Telegram
and Twitter. There are buttons below for this (easy to use too)! Copyright Warning! Contents on this
website may not be republished, reproduced, redistributed either in whole or in part without due
permission or acknowledgment. . Proper acknowledgment includes, but not limited to (a) LINK BACK TO
THE ARTICLE in the case of re-publication on online media, (b) Proper referencing in the case of usage in
research, magazine, brochure, or academic purposes,. . All contents are protected by the Digital
Millennium Copyright Act 1996 (DMCA). . We publish all contents with good intentions. If you own this
content & believe your copyright was violated or infringed, please contact us at
[infoguidenigeria@gmail.com] to file a complaint and we will take necessary actions immediately.
Business Education In nigeria Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Reddit VKontakte Share via
Email Print Joseph Athanasius Joseph Athanasius is a Content Developer at InfoGuideNIgeria.com.
InfoGuide Nigeria is a team of Resource Persons and Consultants led by Ifiokobong Ibanga. Page
maintained by Ifiokobong Ibanga. If you need a personal assistance on this topic, kindly contact us.
Emerging Issues In Business Education Annual Rice Consumption in Nigeria Related Articles List of 53
State Universities in Nigeria and Dates of Establishment August 4, 2021 Achievers University Guidelines
for Resumption of Academic Activities August 26, 2021 FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Cut Off Mark 2021/2022
| FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY JAMB Cut Off Mark, FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Post UTME Cut Off Mark &
FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Departmental Cut Off Marks September 17, 2021 Leave a Reply Your email
address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email *Website Save my
name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up
comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Check Also Close Education MAPOLY ND Part-time
and HND Admission List 2021/2022 is Out October 22, 2021 Recent Posts TASUED Approved Academic
Calendar 2021/2022 Session December 9, 2021 Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to
Replace Gernot Rohr if Been Sack December 8, 2021 “She Cheated, Abandoned Our Kids”– Ned Nwoko
Speaks on His Divorce December 8, 2021 Top 20 Most Expensive Secondary Schools in Nigeria December
8, 2021 FUGUSAU Certificate and Diploma Admission Form 2021/2022 Is Out December 8, 2021
Information is Power! Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity that can change your life,
business, family positively and permanently. Enter your Email address About InfoGuideNigeria.com
InfoGuide Nigeria is a multi-author blog in Nigeria founded by Ifiokobong Ibanga. The team comprises
professionals and Consultants from different fields of human endeavour. Here we publish several helpful
articles in various categories, such as how-to articles, where to find things, resources, business,
interviews and reviews. Our aim is to provide daily living guide for Nigerians and her friends. The
content on the InfoGuide Nigeria is provided as general information only. The ideas expressed on this
site are solely the opinions of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the opinions of anyone
else. The author may or may not have a financial interest in any company or advertiser referenced. Any
action taken as a result of information, analysis, or advertisement on this site is ultimately the
responsibility of the reader. Read more… Terms of Use. Tags Admission Form bbn.ng BBNaija Big Brother
Naija Chelsea Cut Off Mark Entertainment News Football News JAMB Cut Off Mark Manchester United
Past Questions Political News Post UTME Past Questions School News Society News Sports
www.chelseafc.com www.manutd.com All Categories All Categories Archives Archives Popular this
Week Airtel night plan 2021: Get 500MB for N25 and 1.5GB for N50 Subscription code [UPDATED] July 5,
2021 Pounds to Naira black market today Friday 03/12/2021 [pounds to naira abokifx] December 3,
2021 10 best lightening creams in Nigeria and their prices November 11, 2021 LAUTECH Post-UTME
Screening Result 2021/2022 Session Is Out December 3, 2021 © Copyright 2021, All Rights Reserved  | 
InfoGuideNigeria.com Home About Privacy Policy Terms of Use Guest Post Write for Us Advertise
Sponsor a Post Contact Us Subscribe Back to top button InfoGuide StoreDismiss Thursday, December 9
2021 Breaking News Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to Replace Gernot Rohr if Been
Sack Sidebar Random Article Log In InfoGuide Nigeria Home News World Politics Entertainment Metro
Business Tech Sports Education Jobs More Search for Home/Education/Scope Of Business Education In
Nigeria Education Scope Of Business Education In Nigeria Joseph AthanasiusMarch 5, 2019Last Updated:
March 5, 2019 5 minutes read Here in this post, we are going to discuss the scope Of Business Education
In Nigeria. We hope you find reading this very informative. The importance of business education cannot
be overestimated in the Nigerian development context. Nevertheless, in this article, I will be considering
the scope of business education, this, in essence, will help in uncovering the actual concept of business
education and perhaps, why Nigerians should embrace the discipline, particularly in their everyday life.
Now let us look at what business education is all about. Read Also: Emerging Issues In Business
Education Scope Of Business Education In Nigeria – Photo Source: https://study.com What Is Business
Education? One of the popular definition of business education is that, the discipline is a broad array of
college courses, which are meant to be taught, and students of different ages can actually be taught
about the fundamental principles of business. And some of these courses includes: business
management, and business law, and entrepreneurship, and economics, plus computer courses, like; web
design among others. One can actually study business education wherever he wants to, for example, a
good number of schools and universities in Nigeria have business education in their curricula.
Nevertheless, if someone wants a more in-depth business-related education, such individual can choose
to go to a business school or good still, pursue a business degree in a college, where business is the key
subject of education. Read Also: Development Of Business Education In Nigeria Types Of Business
Education Programme: Business education comes in different forms -At Primary Level: As we have
mentioned earlier in this article, business education comes in different shapes and various forms. For
instance, in secondary business education, there are subjects, such as: -keyboarding and -computer
science These subjects are taught right from the very early years. -At Secondary Level: In subsequent,
there are some subjects that are more complicated, like in the case of; -economics and -accountancy,
These subjects are actually introduced in middle school year and they are being taught all the way via
post primary or high school. -At Undergraduate Level: The undergraduate business education in tertiary
institutions include all kinds of undergraduate degrees in the discipline of business, for example; -
business administration, and -commerce, and -economics, and -management, and -accountancy, and -
business science, and -finance among others. Read Also: Place Of Business Education In Nigerian Society
-At Postgraduate Level: The postgraduate level of business education is a kind of programme that
provides students, who seek a postgraduate degree in business education an in-depth and scientific
view on business principles and business elements. Just like an undergraduate degree programme,
postgraduate degree programme can as well, be that of either business in general, or it can be about
one of the many fields of business education. Students can decide to choose a specific aspect of the
study, for instance, that of non-profit organisations or the one of marketing research. Doctoral level:
Doctoral business education focuses much more on the scientific areas of business, instead of focusing
on the practical. Having said that, some doctoral degree programme does focused on the applied aspect
of research. Apart from all that I have listed here in this article so far, there is also another option of
learning about business via separate business courses in colleges. The option is only suitable for those
students, who may want to get only, the most important basics and as well, get them fast. Now that I
have talked about what business education is, let me now tell you why business education exists and
why business education is important. What Are The Objectives of business education? Since there are
quite a number of business education programmes in Nigeria, which I may love to talk about in this
article, I will rather limit my focus only to the general business education taught in Nigerian schools. That
out of the way, the major objectives of business education include: 1. Assisting students to gain
knowledge on what business is all about by teaching them different business-related subjects and
courses. 2. Teaching students on how to deal with finances, and taxes as well as, other business-related
issues. 3. The development of the analytic as well as, the evaluation of skills when it comes to taking a
decision on business-related matters. Read Also: Procedures For Promoting Business Education In
Nigeria 4. Giving the students a theoretical base for future entrepreneurship. 5. Providing students with
useful skills, which they can apply to other areas of life rather than business, for example, computer
science and/or keyboarding. 6. Engaging them in responsibilities that prepare the students for their
adult life, especially in the capitalist society like Nigeria. 7. Explaining to the students the possible
problems and also pitfalls they may likely to come across when engaging in their own businesses. 8.
Encouraging them to be much more interested in business. After studying a good course of business
education, every student should earn all the necessary skills that will make their lives worthwhile in a
consumerist society, and also they should understand the way and how things work in business and why
they work in business. The students should be able to make sure that, their own sound assessments and
their decisions are correct, especially when it comes to business. The Important Of Business Education:
What is the importance of business education? And why is business education that important?
Anywhere, first of all, as I have said earlier, business education gives the students the necessary skills
that will make them live in today’s society. In years back, we might not have been interested in business
education. However, as the day goes by and the economy changes, even education has to change as
also. In fact, without some of the basic business education, we might not have known how and why the
Nigerian economy works or why things cost few naira. We perhaps, would not have been productive
members of society in the first instance, as we would not have the requisite theoretic base of education.
Quality business education can actually make an individual more competitive in the marketplace, either
as an employee or as an entrepreneur. It does help an individual to avoid some grave mistakes in
business, and as well, save a lot of money when engaging in one’s own business. Interestingly too,
business education has the capacity to make an individual more creative, and teach him to think outside
the box in order to achieve your goals via unique methods. As a matter of necessity, every person needs
business education if he actually wants to be able to function in this modern society. It is the business
education that provides the required theory, it also explains this through practice as well as, helps in
raising new generations of skilful, and intelligent plus responsible citizens. Hence, should you want to
become better at a business or perhaps, you just want to learn a new useful skill, then there is a need to
consider business education. Read Also: Why Do We Need Citizenship Education In Nigeria Conclusion
Business education is a broad array of college courses, which are meant to be taught, and students of
different ages can actually be taught about the fundamental principles of business. Start winning
football betting today! Get correct FREE GG and Over 2.5 football prediction tips. Click here to join .
Information is Power! Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity that can change your life,
business, family positively and permanently.   Enter your Email address . Showcase your business here!
With over 1M unique users per month across all channels, we have a large audience for you to showcase
your products and services. Simply get in touch via marketing@Infoguidenigeria.com.   Make Money
now! Make money writing for us. Apply for Freelance writing jobs in Nigeria. Make Money as
InfoGuideNigeria Advertising Agents, read more here   Be Our Guest Publisher! Do you have a press
release, breaking news,  or any other helpful information to share with our growing readers? If yes, send
your article to infoguidepr@gmail.com. We will be glad to publish it if the information is useful to our
audience. . This post can be helpful to somebody else, please share it on Facebook, Whatsapp, Telegram
and Twitter. There are buttons below for this (easy to use too)! Copyright Warning! Contents on this
website may not be republished, reproduced, redistributed either in whole or in part without due
permission or acknowledgment. . Proper acknowledgment includes, but not limited to (a) LINK BACK TO
THE ARTICLE in the case of re-publication on online media, (b) Proper referencing in the case of usage in
research, magazine, brochure, or academic purposes,. . All contents are protected by the Digital
Millennium Copyright Act 1996 (DMCA). . We publish all contents with good intentions. If you own this
content & believe your copyright was violated or infringed, please contact us at
[infoguidenigeria@gmail.com] to file a complaint and we will take necessary actions immediately.
Business Education In nigeria Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Reddit VKontakte Share via
Email Print Joseph Athanasius Joseph Athanasius is a Content Developer at InfoGuideNIgeria.com.
InfoGuide Nigeria is a team of Resource Persons and Consultants led by Ifiokobong Ibanga. Page
maintained by Ifiokobong Ibanga. If you need a personal assistance on this topic, kindly contact us.
Emerging Issues In Business Education Annual Rice Consumption in Nigeria Related Articles List of 53
State Universities in Nigeria and Dates of Establishment August 4, 2021 Achievers University Guidelines
for Resumption of Academic Activities August 26, 2021 FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Cut Off Mark 2021/2022
| FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY JAMB Cut Off Mark, FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Post UTME Cut Off Mark &
FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY Departmental Cut Off Marks September 17, 2021 Leave a Reply Your email
address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email *Website Save my
name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up
comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Check Also Close Education MAPOLY ND Part-time
and HND Admission List 2021/2022 is Out October 22, 2021 Recent Posts TASUED Approved Academic
Calendar 2021/2022 Session December 9, 2021 Three Former Super Eagles Stars NFF could hire to
Replace Gernot Rohr if Been Sack December 8, 2021 “She Cheated, Abandoned Our Kids”– Ned Nwoko
Speaks on His Divorce December 8, 2021 Top 20 Most Expensive Secondary Schools in Nigeria December
8, 2021 FUGUSAU Certificate and Diploma Admission Form 2021/2022 Is Out December 8, 2021
Information is Power! Don't miss any valuable information or opportunity that can change your life,
business, family positively and permanently. Enter your Email address About InfoGuideNigeria.com
InfoGuide Nigeria is a multi-author blog in Nigeria founded by Ifiokobong Ibanga. The team comprises
professionals and Consultants from different fields of human endeavour. Here we publish several helpful
articles in various categories, such as how-to articles, where to find things, resources, business,
interviews and reviews. Our aim is to provide daily living guide for Nigerians and her friends. The
content on the InfoGuide Nigeria is provided as general information only. The ideas expressed on this
site are solely the opinions of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the opinions of anyone
else. The author may or may not have a financial interest in any company or advertiser referenced. Any
action taken as a result of information, analysis, or advertisement on this site is ultimately the
responsibility of the reader. Read more… Terms of Use. Tags Admission Form bbn.ng BBNaija Big Brother
Naija Chelsea Cut Off Mark Entertainment News Football News JAMB Cut Off Mark Manchester United
Past Questions Political News Post UTME Past Questions School News Society News Sports
www.chelseafc.com www.manutd.com All Categories All Categories Archives Archives Popular this
Week Airtel night plan 2021: Get 500MB for N25 and 1.5GB for N50 Subscription code [UPDATED] July 5,
2021 Pounds to Naira black market today Friday 03/12/2021 [pounds to naira abokifx] December 3,
2021 10 best lightening creams in Nigeria and their prices November 11, 2021 LAUTECH Post-UTME
Screening Result 2021/2022 Session Is Out December 3, 2021 © Copyright 2021, All Rights Reserved  | 
InfoGuideNigeria.com Home About Privacy Policy Terms of Use Guest Post Write for Us Advertise
Sponsor a Post Contact Us Subscribe Back to top button InfoGuide StoreDismiss ShareThis Copy and
Paste We'd like to show you notifications for the latest news and updates. Allow. We'd like to show you
notifications for the latest news and updates. Allow.

We'd like to show you notifications for the latest news and updates.

Allow.