business education

noun

1. education for general knowledge of business practices.

2. training in specific skills useful in business, such as typing and shorthand.

Example Sentences

Growing up, Allen would accompany his mother to the NBC lot in Burbank, where she worked as a publicist, and was provided with a show business education.

From Los Angeles Times

It encourages individuals to see themselves as spiritual warriors and leaders in their domains – whether in business, education, government, media or the arts.

From Salon

Matthew Boedy, a professor of rhetoric and composition at the University of North Georgia, said that “Rob McCoy was the person who turned Charlie Kirk to Christian nationalism, and very specifically the Seven Mountains Mandate,” the idea that Christians should try to influence the seven pillars of cultural influence: arts and entertainment, business, education, family, government, media and religion.

From Los Angeles Times

On the other hand, this kind of moral courage may well be called for in other contexts as well, such as the world of business, education, scholarship, and work as an attorney or judge.

From Salon

His father, Eames Donaldson, a Yale-educated engineer, co-founded a machine-tool business that collapsed during the Depression, then took “a series of not-very-lucrative jobs,” his son wrote in 2018 memoir, “Entrepreneurial Leader: A Lifetime of Adventures in Business, Education, and Government.”

From New York Times