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Summary
This course is an overview to all aspects of the personal finance environment. Students will learn about personal finance and economics which focus on 21st century personal finance knowledge and skills in a student-centered, competency-based approach to learning. Debt management, budgeting with intention, investing, saving, income and careers, planning and money management, risk management and insurance are some of the topics that will be covered in the course. It is designed to help students learn and apply computer related technology skills needed in preparation for programs in Business Management, Administrative Information Services and Financial Services. Students also will learn skills necessary to obtain and maintain a job while researching career interests.  In addition, students will learn life skills such as living within a budget and written and verbal communication.
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This course will assist students in discovering and applying personal, social, employability and academic skills through active involvement in real-life situations. Students will also develop interpersonal skills and an appreciation of social, cultural, and ethnic diversity in relation to all areas of their lives. This course will provide students with a focus regarding future school and career choices. Enrollment in this course will provide students with the opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to make positive contributions at home, school, in the community and the workplace. Course Credit: 1 IMPORTANT This eCampus course does not allow you to self-enroll in the course without first attending the eCampus virtual orientation. Therefore, if you missed the virtual orientation, you need to complete the steps below in order to obtain the enrollment key to self-enroll in this eCampus course:Submit the signed eCampus registration forms to your home school counselor. Complete the eCampus online student orientation course. Email your instructor the two certificates of completion found in the last lesson of the student orientation course and request that your instructor email you the enrollment key.  Use only your Peoria Unified student email to communicate with all eCampus instructors and staff. In your email, you should insert in the subject line: New eCampus Student and include in the body of the email your name, home school, counselor's name, and best contact number where you can be reached. In addition, notify your instructor that you have completed the required online student orientation course. After receiving your email, your instructor will provide you with the enrollment key you will need to login to this course. Note: Enrollment keys will only be sent to your Peoria Unified student email account and not any third-party email account (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo). Instructor email:  krecord@pusd11.net
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