Term 1
During the 1st term of Marketing A, students will:
- Define the functions and foundations of marketing and describe the importance and benefits of it throughout the world.
- Identify the five marketing utilities and implement a group utility project demonstrating their understanding of the utilities.
- List the different ways that a market is segmented to reach its end goal of identifying a target market.
- Know the elements that make up a marketing plan and create one with a group.
- Understand the key economic factors that effect marketing and business (supply and demand, economic systems, resources, business cycles, etc.)
Term 2
During the 2nd term of Marketing A, students will:
- Define different management structures and management functions and explain the importance of good management within a company
- Identify the type of personality traits that they have from taking numerous character assessments. With those assessments they will be able to interpret their strengths as a leader and different ways to turn their natural weaknesses into strengths.
- Define the steps in the selling process and explain the importance of correct salesmanship in the business world.
- Apply their knowledge of the sales process by giving a well-prepared sales presentation to the class.
Term 1
During the 1st term of Marketing B, students will:
- Understand the steps and factors involved in setting prices and the importance of price planning for a business.
- Recognize the significance of market research in all aspects of a business. They will then prepare a market research report consisting of the following: cover letter, secondary and primary research, survey, and statistical findings.
- Explain the nature of distribution within a business and how it relates to all 4 P’s of marketing.
Term 2
During the 2nd term of Marketing B, students will:
- Define promotion and all facets that lie under the promotional umbrella.
- Identify the five elements and list examples of each element of the promotional mix. They will demonstrate each element of the promotional mix through the creation of a window display.
- Understand product planning and how it relates to marketing by planning a product mix demonstrating width and depth of a product line.
- Identify the steps to a product’s life cycle and explain what can be done to keep the product on the shelves for as long as possible.
- Understand and define the elements that make up a products’ value (packaging, labeling, and branding) and demonstrate how to combine these elements into an end of term project.