
§120.3. Business Venture.
Source: The provisions of this §120.3 adopted to be effective September 1, 1998, 22 TexReg 4985.
(c) Knowledge and skills.
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(1) The student implements components of productivity. The student is expected to:
- identify the work tasks;
- develop job descriptions;
- establish work flow;
- develop quality-control procedures;
- develop a financial plan, for example, estimate expenses, identify a break-even point, set a profit goal, and identify sources of capital;
- staff the business, for example, hire employees, train employees, and evaluates employees and managers; and
- operate a business, for example, produce a product or perform a service, implement a marketing strategy, and maintain business records.
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(2) The student applies work ethics, job expectations, multicultural considerations, and communication skills in the workplace. The student is expected to:
- determine how personal integrity affects human relations on the job;
- demonstrate characteristics of successful working relationships, for example, teamwork, self control, and ability to accept criticism;
- analyze employer expectations;
- demonstrate a respect for the rights of others; and
- communicate effectively via oral, written, and electronic channels.
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(3) The student surveys the options for the organization of a business and its operation. The student is expected to:
- analyze entrepreneurship, for example, identify the characteristics of entrepreneurs, explain the benefits and liabilities of starting a business, and select a type of business ownership;
- conduct a needs assessment, for example, identify the customer's needs and analyze the competitive environment;
- select a product or a service;
- conduct market research, for example, select a target market, determine price, select distribution methods, and develop a promotional campaign;
- select resources, mentors, and professional advisors, for example, accountant and attorney;
- establish methods to evaluate progress at checkpoints and creates a strategy to respond to changes; and
- evaluate the business and allocate profit of the business.
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