CJJH Career Fair 2024 - 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.

1. Ask: What is one thing I can start doing now to prepare for this career?
2. Ask: What type of person finds success in your field?
3. Find out what the dress code is like (uniform, jeans-and-t-shirt casual, suit-and-tie formal, ect.)
4. Find a career that require strong technology skills
5. Explore a career in the Human Services cluster
6. Explore a career in the Arts, Audio Visual Technology and Communications cluster
7. Find a job that requires a 2-year college degree
8. Find a job that requires a high school diploma
9. Explore a career in the Business Management and Administration cluster
10. Find a career that requires creativity
11. Explore a career in the Health Science cluster
12. Explore a career in the Education and Training cluster
13. Find a career you have never heard of before
14. Find a job that requires a 4-year college degree
15. Discover a little known cool fact about someone’s job
16. Find a career that involves working with people
17. Talk to a representative from a local business
18. Find out someone’s favorite part of their job.
19. Find out what someone did before their current career
20. Find a career that offers opportunities for advancement
21. Explore a career in the Information Technology cluster
22. Find an example of someone being a problem solver
23. Find a job that requires heavy lifting
24. Discover a career that involves travel
25. Ask: Can you describe a cool project or task someone in this job might get to do?
26. Visit a Soft Skills specialist
27. Find a career related to solving environmental issues
28. Explore a career in the Finance cluster
29. Find out what technology is used the most throughout their day
30. Find out someone’s job title and what that means.
31. Identify a skill that someone looks for in new hires
32. Find a career that might allow you to work from home
33. Explore a career in the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics cluster
34. Ask: What steps did you take to get to your career?
35. Identify a federal or state job
36. Find a career that involves community service
37. Find a job that would allow for part-time work as a high school student
38. Ask: What did you learn in school that helps you with your job now?
39. Learn about a career that requires more than one language
40. Find a job that has a very set schedule
41. Find out the hardest part of someone’s job.
42. Ask: What does a typical day on the job look like?
43. Ask: How long are your work days?
44. Find a career that works outdoors
45. Ask: What challenges did you experience while developing your career?
46. Find a career that requires a certificate and/or license
47. Find someone who always wanted to have the career that they have
48. Ask: Why did you choose this career?
49. Find someone who has been with their current employer for more than 10 years
50. Explore a career in the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics cluster
51. Find a career that requires compassion
52. Explore a career in the Architecture and Construction cluster
53. Find a job that has a very flexible schedule
54. Find a job that requires working as part of a team
55. Find someone who switched careers
56. Find a job that requires on-the-job training
57. Explore a career in the Law, Public Safety, Corrections and Security cluster
58. Find a career that might require more than 4 years of school
59. Explore a career in the Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources cluster
60. Find a career that requires a uniform
61. Find out one interesting fact about a career field you have never considered