Business Education Division

The skills taught in business education programs include:

•  communications
•  information systems/technology
•  financial procedures
•  economics
•  entrepreneurship
•  international business
•  principles of management and law
•  interpersonal and leadership skills
•  career development

Members include educators from:

• middle schools
• junior high schools
• secondary schools
• adult education
• community and technical schools
• two-year colleges
• four-year baccalaureate degree programs
• business teacher education programs
• graduate degree programs
• other related institutions and organizations

Those who hold the following positions should become involved: business education teachers, applied academic teachers, administrators, school-to-careers coordinators, business leaders, local and state supervisors, teacher educators, students in vocational/business education teacher prep programs.

The ACTE Business Education Division is aligned with the following career clusters:

• Business, Management and Administration
• Finance
• Government and Public Administration
• Hospitality and Tourism
• Information Technology
• Law, Public Safety and Security
• Marketing, Sales and Service

• Meet Annika Russell-Manke
• ACTE’s Standing Committees and Task Forces
• Policy & Planning Committee and Procedures Manual
• Business Education Division Policy & Planning Committee
• Business Education Division Meeting Minutes
• Business Education Division Reports to the Board
• Business Education Division Newsletters
• Business Education Division Awards
• Business Education Hall of Fame
• Policy Commission for Business and Economic Education