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Business Foundations 400

Program Overview

The Business Foundations 400 program combines all the dynamics of Business Foundation 200 which emphasizes the long-standing principle of “Doing the Basics Best.” The business courses in the Business Foundations 400 program focus on cutting-edge firsts, up-to-date issues that shape today’s business world, and experiential learning that helps students to build a solid foundation of business knowledge and skills. Students will learn the essentials for Canadian Business, International Business, Organizational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, and Business Communications, Selling, Marketing and Financial Accounting. These courses work together to provide a seamless coverage of vital knowledge, helping students to understand the concepts behind best practices in business while they develop and refine their skills to meet employer expectations in business today.

Instructors use comprehensive and consistent lesson plans to engage and instruct students in a dynamic and experiential learning environment. The courses make use of Pearson Education online resources through E-text attached to the MyLab learning platform. Through the Pearson MyLab portal they can perform real life simulations, watch videos and complete attached assignments, create comprehensive study guides, take snap quizzes and track their learning and grades. As a result, the Business Foundations 400 program engages current online and classroom active learning and stimulates critical thinking.

The Business Foundation 400 program will utilize daily in-class lectures accompanied by PowerPoint (PPT) presentations, in-class exercises, case studies, student group business presentations, test your knowledge (TYK) quizzes, midterm and final exams.

Career Opportunities

Upon completion of the entire course, students may be able to and not limited to obtaining a job in the Following NOC classification categories: Upon completion of the entire course, students may be able to and not limited to obtaining a job in the Following NOC classification categories:
  • 1411 - General office support workers
  • 1414 - Receptionists
  • 6421 - retail Sales

Graduation Requirements

  • Students must achieve a minimum of 60% and successfully complete their Work Experience. Students must also maintain a minimum of 80% attendance throughout the duration of the program and are expected to complete all exams, quizzes and assignments, as well as participate in all discussions and activities. Students must complete the assigned co-op report to be submitted one-week after the completion of their co-op placement and achieve a Satisfactory Grade (S) in order to receive their formal Diploma.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Students require ONE of the following:

  • Duolingo: 95
  • TOEIC: 700
  • TOEFL (paper): 537
  • TOEFL (IBT): 75
  • Cambridge: FCE
  • CELPIP: 7
  • Cael: 50

Has successfully reached the Upper Intermediate Level at SELC English Language Centre SELC Career College on-site administered English Language Test AND

Students require ALL of the following:

Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and completion of high school studies and/or commencement of post-secondary studies OR have achieved MATURE STUDENT STATUS: 19 years of age, out of secondary school for a minimum of 1 year with program industry experience minimum of 100 hours

Proof of Canadian citizenship or permanent residency for domestic students

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ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

Duration: 1920 hrs

Business Foundation 400 (Classroom Instruction 960 hrs)
(Co-op 960 hrs)

ABOUT Business Foundations 410

Duration: 960 hrs

Business Foundation 410 (Classroom Instruction 960 hrs)

Business Foundations

Business Foundations 410 Non Co-op

Courses
BUSINESS ESSENTIALS
ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
MARKETING
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
SELLING ESSENTIALS
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this program, students will be able to…

Explain the essentials of Canadian Business from the perspective of the employee, the employer (boss), the consumer and the investor.

Define the key elements making up the discipline of OB (organizational behaviour) and explain their significance to the Canadian workplace.

Demonstrate effective marketing skills that focus on the Canadian consumer

Describe the real-world characteristics of international business today by emphasizing the importance of cultural influences, sustainable business practices, and managerial implications

Demonstrate effective oral and basic written business communication using various mediums

Identify the key areas of Human Resource management and define their purpose in the Canadian workplace.

Describe accounting and financial requirements for business

evaluation

  • A passing grade of 60% consisting of Final Exam, Midterm Project, Group Presentation, Quizzes and Assignments
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Course 1 – Business Essentials (BFBE)

This course is designed to introduce students to the contemporary business world in Canada and globally from the perspective of an employee, employer, consumer and investor. The course will cover business topics such as; business environments, entrepreneurship, organizing your business, managing your business, and lastly accounting principles and risk management. We hope to assist student analysis skills, build their business knowledge and exercise their presentation skills.

Course 2 – Organizational Behaviour (BFOB)

This course is designed for students who have no previous experience in business, but who desire to obtain a general overview of business and who are pursuing a business program of study. This course examines organizational theory and application. It makes a comprehensive review of individual, group, and organizational performance in relation to organizational structures in contemporary business settings.

Course 3 –Marketing (BFMK)

In this course students will have an enhanced understanding of basic marketing concepts, strategies and practices. The course will cover strategic marketing planning processes. And, you’ll put those processes to task by creating a marketing plan using the external environment, market research, and consumer and business buying behaviour. Your strategic execution will utilize the 4P’s and a range of marketing communications. We will assist student understanding of strategic marketing process, utilize new technologies and exercise their presentation skills.

Course 4 – Business Communications (BFBC)

In this course students will learn the foundations of business communications by discussing and reviewing the importance of effective communication skills, communicating in teams, mastering listening, nonverbal communication skills, and the practice of intercultural communications in the global environment. Students will practice the three-step writing process to plan, write and complete business messages in electronic media and online social media alternatives (Email, Twitter, Blogs, etc.).

Course 5 – International Business (BFIB)

In this course we will help students understand how the elements of international business are related and with a focus on employability skills students will understand how the concepts learned in this course will be relevant to their future careers. The course will cover the challenges of Globalization by embracing the central role of people and their cultures in international business. The use of real-world examples throughout the book brings international business to life. The course ends with a group assignment that reflects the content of the book and gives students the opportunity to exercise their presentation skills.

Course 6 –Selling Essentials (BFSE)

In this course students will learn the fundamentals of Selling and how to communicate effectively during the entire sales cycle in today’s competitive world. Throughout this course, students will develop a personal selling philosophy that incorporates the marketing concept, a relationship strategy that creates customer value in an ethical context, a product strategy that incorporates creative product solutions that add value, a customer strategy that addresses buyer behaviour by understanding customer needs through effective prospecting and a presentation strategy focusing on solutions that adds value for the customer.

Course 7 – Human Resource Management (BFHR)

Human resources (the people who work in organizations) are among the most important organizational assets, and this course brings students and their instructor into a current and comprehensive discussion about human resources today. The term human resources refers to the employee–employer relationship in the workplace. The knowledge, skills, assets, and competencies employees bring to their work help the organization achieve its objectives; these resources provide a source of competitive advantage for organizations in a hyper-competitive, global environment.

Course 8 – Financial Accounting (BFAC)

Financial Accounting gives students a solid foundation in the fundamentals of accounting and the basics of financial statements, and then builds upon that foundation to offer more advanced and challenging concepts and problems. The concepts and procedures that form the accounting cycle are also described and illustrated early in the course and are then applied consistently in the topics that follow. This scaffolded approach helps students to better understand the meaning and relevance of financial information, see its significance within a real-world context, as well as develop the skills needed to analyze financial information in both their courses and career.
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