A person whoperformsservices for a non-profitorganization withoutcompensation.VOLUNTEERSomeone whoworks forthemselves or isthe ownera business. ENTREPRENEURSomeone whoreceives awage, has taxtaken out bytheir employer.EMPLOYEDA position taken by astudent or trainee whoworks to Gainexperienceor fulfill a qualification,without pay.INTERNSHIPAn employeethat worksless than 35hours a week PART-TIMEAn employee thathas acontract to work for aspecified period oftime. FIXED-TERMSomeone that isasked forshort irregularperiods of work withno Guarantee ofregular hours.CASUALAn employee thatworksmore than 35hours perweek. FULL-TIMEA person has a contractwith a company butinvoices their work, usestheir own equipment, andhas their own insurance. CONTRACTORSomeone who receivestraining from anemployer,and earns a qualificationat the end of the training. APPRENTICEAn official documentthatgives permission to aforeigner or minor toworkunder limitedcircumstances. WORK PERMITAn employee that ishiredto work when there isanincrease in businesssuchas around the holidays. SEASONALA person whoperformsservices for a non-profitorganization withoutcompensation.VOLUNTEERSomeone whoworks forthemselves or isthe ownera business. ENTREPRENEURSomeone whoreceives awage, has taxtaken out bytheir employer.EMPLOYEDA position taken by astudent or trainee whoworks to Gainexperienceor fulfill a qualification,without pay.INTERNSHIPAn employeethat worksless than 35hours a week PART-TIMEAn employee thathas acontract to work for aspecified period oftime. FIXED-TERMSomeone that isasked forshort irregularperiods of work withno Guarantee ofregular hours.CASUALAn employee thatworksmore than 35hours perweek. FULL-TIMEA person has a contractwith a company butinvoices their work, usestheir own equipment, andhas their own insurance. CONTRACTORSomeone who receivestraining from anemployer,and earns a qualificationat the end of the training. APPRENTICEAn official documentthatgives permission to aforeigner or minor toworkunder limitedcircumstances. WORK PERMITAn employee that ishiredto work when there isanincrease in businesssuchas around the holidays. SEASONAL

Types of Employment - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A person who performs services for a non-profit organization without compensation. VOLUNTEER
  2. Someone who works for themselves or is the owner a business. ENTREPRENEUR
  3. Someone who receives a wage, has tax taken out by their employer. EMPLOYED
  4. A position taken by a student or trainee who works to Gain experience or fulfill a qualification, without pay. INTERNSHIP
  5. An employee that works less than 35 hours a week PART-TIME
  6. An employee that has a contract to work for a specified period of time. FIXED-TERM
  7. Someone that is asked for short irregular periods of work with no Guarantee of regular hours. CASUAL
  8. An employee that works more than 35 hours per week. FULL-TIME
  9. A person has a contract with a company but invoices their work, uses their own equipment, and has their own insurance. CONTRACTOR
  10. Someone who receives training from an employer, and earns a qualification at the end of the training. APPRENTICE
  11. An official document that gives permission to a foreigner or minor to work under limited circumstances. WORK PERMIT
  12. An employee that is hired to work when there is an increase in business such as around the holidays. SEASONAL