30501 Business Computer Applications I - 1 Trimester – CHS/HHS/NHHS/PHS 9 10 11 12

This course is designed to introduce students to the use of industry-standard computer applications. Topics include an introduction to operating systems and file management; the use of word processing software for purposes of creating and formatting basic business documents; and the use of presentation software to support the delivery of effective presentations.  Students can earn Microsoft Office certifications. State CTE code 100050 - STEM course

64931 Promoting Hospitality and Tourism - 1 Trimester - PV-TEC 10  11 12

Prerequisite: Business Computer Applications I
Co-requisite: Hospitality Management I

Learners become familiar with each phase of marketing and strategies to build business and brand equity for large-scale operations (such as hotel chains) and smaller businesses (such as restaurants). They learn how to assess marketing niches, understand the customer and consumer needs, and conduct primary market research. While studying the benefits and potential drawbacks of various marketing channels, learners develop an integrated marketing campaign that uses a range of appropriate marketing channels. Finally, they explore career opportunities in the field of hospitality marketing.
State CTE code 161521
 

64921 Hospitality Management I - 1 Trimester - PV-TEC 10 11 12

Prerequisite: Business Computer Applications I
Co-requisite: Promoting Hospitality and Tourism

This is a foundational course that provides students with an introduction to the dynamic world of hospitality, events, and tourism, exploring how these interconnected industries shape modern travel and guest experiences. Students will explore the four primary sectors of the industry, analyzing current trends, technological advancements, and sustainability practices that shape modern guest experiences. Throughout the course, students will gain practical insights into industry operations while developing critical thinking and professional skills essential for success in this rapidly evolving field.
Customer Service will be taught in all classes in the pathway.  State CTE code 160550
 

64911 Travel and Tourism - 1 Trimester - PV-TEC  11 12

Prerequisite: Hosp Mgt 1 and Promoting Hosp and Tourism
Co-requisite: Hospitality Management II

A course of study which introduces the travel and tourism industry. Students are given an overview of the various components of the industry, a history of the industry, an introduction to marketing and to the various exciting careers available in travel and tourism. Students also engage in a case study of their own city and study the latest trends which are impacting on the way people travel both for leisure and for business. Students will learn about culture and destinations nationally and internationally.  State CTE code 161511
 

64941 ✶ Hospitality Management II - 1 Trimester - PV-TEC 11 12

Prerequisite: pitality Management I and Promoting Hospitality and Tourism
Co-requisite: Travel and Tourism

A capstone course designed to provide students with the essential skills and knowledge in hospitality management. Event Planning introduces the process of professional event planning for the full range of event possibilities: special events and business events, sports events, and entertainment/ performing arts events. Learners discover all aspects of event planning, including aligning events with the client’s goals, sustainable event planning practices, facility selection and management, personnel management, audience management, budgeting, marketing, fundraising, and sponsorship.

Students have an opportunity to earn HTMP Certification.  State CTE code 160551

Students registering for business courses are encouraged to join BPA.

Certification Opportunities

*    Microsoft Office Specialist Word (Business Computer Applications I)
*    Microsoft Office Specialist PowerPoint (Business Computer Applications I)