Commerce Club and Lab

Recent Trends in Commerce Education

1. Kuvempunagar, Mysuru.
Presented
by,
NIRANJAN MURTHY N J
III SEMESTER
Reg. No. ED200764

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Aclubis an association of persons gathered to initiate, conduct and carry on
some specific organized work or for accomplishing some long term goals.
ACommerceClubisanassociationofStudentsgatheredto
initiate,conductandcarryonsomespecificorganizedworkorfor
accomplishingsomelongtermgoals.Fortheachievingefficiency
inteachingaswellaslearningCommerce.

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Objectives of Commerce Club
(i) To expose students to meet the practical challenges in the current business scenario.
(ii) To let the students interact with business experts of industry: it helps them develop.
(iii) To encourage students to become various schools event managers in various events such as Annual day, food
festival, fresher’s day, fees collections etc.
(iv) To build self-confidence and proactive approach through Personality development, speech, writing, arts,
sports skills.
(v) To increase financial literacy among students via Management of time, money activities like bank formation
etc.
(vi) To develop the knowledge of e-commerce for earning money through internet.
(vii) To generate and discuss new business ideas and business plan.
(viii) To make students prospective entrepreneurs who is not a job seeker but a job creator.

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The following office bearers are essential for the
successful working of the commerce club.
•Patron:Thecommerceclubshouldhavetheheadoftheintuitionas
itsPatron.
•Sponsor:Oneoftheseniorcommerceteacherscanbethesponsor
ofthecommerceclub.
•Members:Allthecommercestudentsoftheschool/college/
universitycanbethemembersoftheclub.
Thosewhoareinterestedincommercecanbeassociatemembers.
Howeverthemembershipofclubshouldbeasfaraspossiblefairly
homogenousasregardsageandgradelevelinorderthatprogrammes
thatmaybeofinteresttoallthememberscanbearranged.
•Executivecommittee:Anexecutivecommitteeshouldbe
formedincludingthefollowingmemberselectedornominatedfrom
amongthestudents.¸
One or two Representatives
from each Class
Voluntaries
Secretory
Treasurer
Chairman
Vice President

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Activities of Commerce Club
(i) Mange and plan school events such as Fresher’s day, Arts day, Sports day, and other programs.
(ii) School Magazine management and planning.
(iii) 3 months quarterly bulletin formation.
(iv) Student’s banks.
(v) Competitions to improve communication skills.
(vi) Power point presentations
(vii) Developing Personality and attitude of students.
(viii) Business Quiz
(ix) Collection and recording of fees and other financial management.
(x) Guest Lectures(business and economics experts, shares etc.)
(xi) Industrial Visit
(xii) Debate and Case study

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IT Enabled activities in Commerce Club
Blog formation and graphic design.
Add enabled e-commerce marketing.
Second hand sales of books.
YouTube monetized videos.
Free lectures and study materials.
Online free pdf notes and paid notes.
Use of social media for business and economic activities.

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CommerceClubisagreatwaytosparkachild’sinterestinlearning.
Itgivesstudentsachancetoquestionhoworwhythingsworkand
worktowardsolutions.ACommerceClubcangivestudentsasafe
environmenttolearnandinteractwithotherswithsimilarinterests.It
canalsoprovideasafeplaceforstudentstoexploreanddiscover,
especiallyforthosewhomaynothavestrongsupportathome.Wedo
notneedtobeteachersoreconomists,managerstostartaCommerce
club;justbringourenthusiasmtoinspireyoungminds.

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Thecommercelaboratoryisanewconcept,where
instudentspracticetheirtheoreticalknowledge
gainedinclassroom.Inadditionstudentcarrieson
moreandmoreexperiments.Mockcommerceand
businessactivitiesareundertakeninlaboratory.
CommerceLabisaPlaceWherePracticalCommerceisTaughtlearnt.This
mainlyfocusesonExperiencingPracticalTrade&Administrationof
Business.

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Objectives of Commerce Lab
1.To Give a Platform to Students to Practice the Theoretical Concepts learnt in Classroom.
2.To Make Students Easily learn Apply Concepts in Daily Practice.
3.To Develop Entrepreneurial & Professional Abilities.
4.To Develop Trading & Managerial Skill.

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List of Documents Displayed in Commerce laboratory
Deposits –Types Loans –Forms Financial Services
Legal Documents
E –Banking Services
Small Business
Foreign Trade
Joint Stock Company
Consumer Rights
Societies & Trust Marketing Sole Trading
Annual Report
Advertisement Partnership Insurance
Stock Exchange
Mutual funds

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Expected Outcomes..
1.AcademicExcellence
2.ProfessionalExcellence
3.TotalCommitment
4.HolisticDevelopment
5.SociallyResponsibleCitizen
6.ValueBasedDevelopment

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13Conclusion

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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Teaching of Commerce -Directorate of Distance Education University of Jammu.
Laboratory for the Study of Commerce –Deccan Herald
Teaching of Commerce –Bharathi Dasan University
SSP: COMMERCE –Nandan N.
https://www.drbccchinducollege.ac.in

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NiranjanMurthy N J
Presented by,