Business Management (BUS MGMT) Pathway Map to Employment
Careers in business management focus on leading people, organizing resources, and making strategic decisions to help organizations operate efficiently and achieve their goals. Professionals in this field plan, coordinate, and oversee daily operations across a variety of industries, from small businesses to global corporations. They use skills in leadership, communication, problem-solving, and finance to manage teams, allocate resources, and drive performance. Entry-level roles may include management trainee, office coordinator, or assistant manager, with opportunities to advance into positions like department manager, operations director, or executive leader as experience grows. Students in the Business Management program of study in high school will have the opportunity to lay the foundation for their journey into this field with a clear understanding of the role and responsibilities as well as work based learning opportunities to help them understand the current landscape of this industry. The map below shows various education and training pathway opportunities available in Hawaiʻi, starting high school and leading you to a job here in Hawaiʻi.
The Breakdown of the Map
Starting in the Business Management program of study in high school you will be introduced to key concepts, overall understanding of the field and the opportunity to explore the industry through work based learning to ensure this career path is the right fit for you. A career in Business Management may require additional education depending on the path you want to pursue. While more training might be required, you may also be able to attain entry level certifications/courses that will allow you to work in the field right after high school.
- Community College Track (2+ Years)
- University Track (4+ Years)
- Training Programs (< 1-Year)
How to use the map.
Map Overview: The large map shows all the possible educational and training pathways available in Hawaii. You can click on any of the bubbles to obtain more information.
Start Your Journey: If you prefer a guided approach, you can click on “Start Your Journey” in the upper left corner of the map. This will take you through various screens and include enlargements of the selected areas of the map overview.
Admissions Requirement: As you navigate the map, be sure to read the admission requirements for the Community College and University Track Programs. You must meet admissions requirements to enroll in these programs.