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Commerce

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Commerce is the study of accounting, economics, and business concepts and models. Learn how organisations make economic decisions to solve problems and analyse sustainable impacts.

NCEA Level

Level 1 out of 3

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  • NCEA Level 1

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Level 1

Commerce

Study towards
  • NCEA Level 1

Level 2

Commerce

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Level 3

Commerce

Not offered at this level

Study towards NCEA Level 1
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This subject can get you credits towards NCEA Level 1.

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Subject

Accounting

NCEA Level2-3

Accounting is the study of money and how we record, maintain and manage it. Learn how to make financial decisions for people and organisations.

Subject

Agribusiness

NCEA Level2-3

Agribusiness is the study of the business of primary production. Learn about how economics, science and technology influence the business practices of modern farming.

Subject

Biotechnology

NCEA Level2-3

Biotechnology is the study of changing and using living things to develop new systems, products and organisms. Learn how scientific processes can improve human health and society.

Subject

Business studies

NCEA Level2-3

Business studies is the study of business, management and economics. Learn how businesses support economic and community wellbeing.

Subject

Classical studies

NCEA Level2-3

Classical studies is the study of ancient societies and how they relate to present and future societies. Learn how to examine and understand the culture and traditions of classical Greece and Rome.

Subject

Economics

NCEA Level2-3

Economics is the study of the production, distribution and use of goods and services. Learn how economic decisions can influence people and organisations.

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