Business & Entrepreneurship
Starting, running, or managing a business.
Business 101
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Digital Office Skills
Digital Office Skills is the most direct path into administrative, clerical, and operational roles in any business. You'll master the software and workflows that every office relies on.
Dual Credit
Accounting I & II, Principles of Management, Principles of Marketing, and Workplace Communication form a business-foundations cluster.
Visual Marketing
Marketing is essential to every business. Visual Marketing gives you the skills to build brands, create campaigns, and drive sales — skills in high demand across every industry.
Computer Essentials
Every business role today expects solid computer skills. This course builds the baseline you'll need for administration, operations, and any office-based career.
Computer Programming
Every modern business runs on software. Programming skills give you a huge advantage whether you want to launch a tech startup or work inside a company building the tools it uses.
Graphic Design
Designers who can communicate clearly and build a brand are invaluable to any business. Many graphic designers also run their own freelance studios.
Human Centred Design
Every successful product starts with understanding users. This course teaches you the process entrepreneurs use to build things people actually want — essential for startups and product development roles.
Campus EPSB
Restauranteur introduces hospitality business operations.
Digital Photography
Many photographers run their own studios and freelance businesses. If you're drawn to being your own boss, this course gives you a creative skill you can build a business around.
Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP)
Many skilled tradespeople eventually own their own businesses — electrical contractors, plumbing companies, construction firms. RAP is a first step toward that path.
Video Production
Independent video producers often run small businesses serving local clients, couples, and brands. It's a creative skill with strong entrepreneurial potential.
Work Experience
Work Experience lets you explore any field by getting real, paid workplace time in a job you choose. It's especially valuable if you're considering a business or professional career — you'll build your resume, your network, and your confidence.
Beyond CHC
Common careers in Business & Entrepreneurship
73 careers from Alberta’s official occupation list. Click any career to find matching CHC courses or learn more on ALIS Alberta.
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