1. Mrs. Elaine Friar, Career and Technical Ed. dept. Elaine.Friar@cms.k12.nc.us http://elainefriar.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/

2. What is CTE? Career and Technical Education Prepares your students for college majors and careers Prepares your students for part time jobs and internships where CTE skills can be utilized

3. Areas of Concentration in CTE at Ardrey Kell Business Health Occupations Project Lead the Way Technology Marketing Trade and Industrial

4. Accounting I MSITA Excel and Access MSITA Word,PPT and Publisher MSITA Word,PPT and Publisher Multimedia and Webpage Design Multimedia and Webpage Design

5. Microsoft Information Technology Academy Video Introduction Syllabus Testing Available for Word PowerPoint Excel Access

6. Microsoft Office Specialist Certification for Office 2010 After taking this course: You will be eligible to pursue certification in Word and PowerPoint with the potential to become certified in other areas Word Excel PowerPoint Access Outlook

7. Certification

8. 21 st Century Skills Communication Technical Problem solving Team building Listening WRITING!!!!

9. Student Organizations at Ardrey Kell FBLA Future Business Leaders of America Tech Connect FCCLA (Family & Consumer Science) Junior Achievement DECA (Marketing) Nat’l Tech. Honor Society TSA (Technical) HOSA (Health Occupations)

10. CTE’s Honor Society is The National Technical Honor Society Students must: Be a junior or senior Nominated by a CTE teacher Have earned an A in their current CTE class and have taken another CTE class previously Have a minimum unweighted GPA of 3.0 and have a passing grade in all subjects for the year nominated

11. Elaine Friar’s Information Elaine.Friar@cms.k12.nc.us 980-343-0860 ext 297 http://elainefriar.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/ National Board Certified Teacher Winthrop University, BS Univ. of MD Business Education Masters in Education

13. Accounting I Students will follow basic principles of the accounting cycle from the analysis and recording of business transactions to the preparations and interpretation of financial statements and supporting data.

14. What’s after Accounting I? Accounting II (honors course) Principles of Business Small Business/ Entrepreneurship See Course Guide for many more options

15. Supplies Needed Daily 3 ring binder, 5 dividers, paper Pencil Calculator Closure

16. Computer Applications II Multimedia and Webpage Design 1.0 Desktop publishing 2.0 Graphic image design, computer animation and virtual reality 3.0 Multimedia production 4.0 Web page design

17. Principles of Business Designed to help students master skills in Business concepts Leadership skills Communication skills Technology Money management Banking & credit Savings & investments Insurances Careers in business & marketing

18. What comes after Principles of Business: Computer Applications I, II E-Commerce Computerized Accounting I & II Computer Programming I & II Marketing, Fashion Merchandise Small Business Entrepreneurship Much more!

19. Honors Accounting II This course is designed to develop in-depth knowledge of accounting procedures and techniques used in solving business problems and making financial decisions.

20. Honors Accounting II Highlights Employment in the field of accounting Journalize and post business transactions in journals and ledgers Departmentalized merchandising business Apply accounting concepts, practices, and procedures for a corporation Perform activities used in a payroll system

21. Other Honors Accounting Highlights Procedures for accounting adjustments Procedures for inventory control systems Procedures related to cost accounting Procedures related to budgeting using manual

22. Computer Applications I Students master beginning and advanced skills in: Word-processing and desktop publishing Database Spreadsheet PowerPoint Alternative Input devices & portability

23. What’s After Computer Applications I? Computer Applications II E-Commerce (Honors course) See Course Guide for many more options.