Business Education Standards

There are several ways to enjoy the latest edition of the NBEA Standards for Business Education.

MEMBERS - Access the single user digital copy of the standard now included in your dues. Or, order a hard-copy (Members save $30.00 on hard-copy purchases)
NON-MEMBERS or GUESTS - Purchase a single digital copy or hardcopy.
New! License the standard for inclusion in your state or district's own documents. Stakeholders such as school districts or state departments of education can license the NBEA Business Education Standard for verbatim inclusion in their own unique standard or publication. Licensing allows unlimited reprints and public distribution for an unspecified period. Licensing does not allow reproduction of the standard alone, but must be integrated into other unique documents such as state/district specific standards. Licensing fees collected go to help support the ongoing development and maintenance of the standards. The licensing fee is $3,750.00 and requires a signed agreement. Contact us for more information about standard licensing.
New! Need access to a comprehensive online Excel spreadsheet with the standards listed. This is perfect for instructional designers or teachers that want easy copy and paste ability.
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Business education topics are changing faster than ever. Is your curriculum keeping up? Find out with a copy of the new 2023 Standard for Business Education. The digital edition will be available to NBEA members for no additional cost in NBEA's Business Education

 online library. Hard-copies are also available in the NBEA online store. 

NBEA developed this 2023 edition of the National Standards for Business Education. The standards, first published in 1995 at the request of business educators throughout the country, was then, and is today, at the leading edge of business and career education. Preparing students for the workplace demands a dynamic curriculum—perhaps more dynamic than any other academic discipline. The workplace undergoes constant change. Tomorrow’s challenges cannot be met using yesterday’s skills. Numerous business educators and business professionals volunteered their time and expertise to review and revise these standards for what students should know and be able to do in business. These educators, who represent their colleagues at all instructional levels, believe strongly in the importance of the standards and consider them a major contribution to the improvement of both personal and career directed education. The National Standards for Business Education are based on a comprehensive curriculum model that integrates ten content areas including: accounting business law, career development,E communication, economics/personal finance, entrepreneurship, information technology, international business, management, and marketing.

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