YouthOrganizations Organizationsthat help youthconnect withthe industryand gainexperience. Seamstress/TailorSkilledworkers whosew andaltergarments. PsychologicalDesignDesign factorconsideringhow clothingaffects mood. OnlineCoursesCoursesdelivered overthe internetfor flexiblelearning. InternshipsProgramswhere studentsgain workexperience,often unpaid. TextileDesignerCreatesfabricdesigns andpatterns. BusinessSkillsUnderstandinghow to run asuccessfulfashionbusiness. PhysiologicalDesignDesignfactorfocusing oncomfort andmovement. FashionDesignerCreatesoriginalclothingcollectionsand styles. AccessoryDesignerDesignsfashion itemslike jewelry,bags, or hats. SocialDesignDesign factorconsideringhow clothingaffects others’impressions. VolunteeringOffering timeand skills togain industryexperiencewithout pay. SupplyandDemandTherelationshipbetween howmuch product iswanted andavailable. CollegeMajors College majorssuch asfashion design,marketing, andengineering. Profitability The ability tomake a profitfrom salesand costs. BuildingaPortfolio A collection ofworkshowcasingskills forpotentialemployers. SalesRepresentativeA career pathinvolvingdirect sellingand customerinteraction. BuyerThe personwhopurchasesproducts forretail stores. MarketingPromotingproducts toattractcustomers. TechnicalDesignerDesigns thetechnicaldetails ofclothing to bemanufactured. Entrepreneur Builds andruns theirown fashionbusiness. ApprenticeshipsLearning onthe job undera skilledprofessional. GarmentTechnologistThe roleresponsible forcheckinggarment qualityand productionstandards. AllocatorThis jobinvolvesmanaging stockand distributingproducts withina company. YouthOrganizations Organizationsthat help youthconnect withthe industryand gainexperience. Seamstress/TailorSkilledworkers whosew andaltergarments. PsychologicalDesignDesign factorconsideringhow clothingaffects mood. OnlineCoursesCoursesdelivered overthe internetfor flexiblelearning. InternshipsProgramswhere studentsgain workexperience,often unpaid. TextileDesignerCreatesfabricdesigns andpatterns. BusinessSkillsUnderstandinghow to run asuccessfulfashionbusiness. PhysiologicalDesignDesignfactorfocusing oncomfort andmovement. FashionDesignerCreatesoriginalclothingcollectionsand styles. AccessoryDesignerDesignsfashion itemslike jewelry,bags, or hats. SocialDesignDesign factorconsideringhow clothingaffects others’impressions. VolunteeringOffering timeand skills togain industryexperiencewithout pay. SupplyandDemandTherelationshipbetween howmuch product iswanted andavailable. CollegeMajors College majorssuch asfashion design,marketing, andengineering. Profitability The ability tomake a profitfrom salesand costs. BuildingaPortfolio A collection ofworkshowcasingskills forpotentialemployers. SalesRepresentativeA career pathinvolvingdirect sellingand customerinteraction. BuyerThe personwhopurchasesproducts forretail stores. MarketingPromotingproducts toattractcustomers. TechnicalDesignerDesigns thetechnicaldetails ofclothing to bemanufactured. Entrepreneur Builds andruns theirown fashionbusiness. ApprenticeshipsLearning onthe job undera skilledprofessional. GarmentTechnologistThe roleresponsible forcheckinggarment qualityand productionstandards. AllocatorThis jobinvolvesmanaging stockand distributingproducts withina company. 

Unit 1 Careers in Fashion - 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
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
  1. Organizations that help youth connect with the industry and gain experience.
    Youth Organizations
  2. Skilled workers who sew and alter garments.
    Seamstress/Tailor
  3. Design factor considering how clothing affects mood.
    Psychological Design
  4. Courses delivered over the internet for flexible learning.
    Online Courses
  5. Programs where students gain work experience, often unpaid.
    Internships
  6. Creates fabric designs and patterns.
    Textile Designer
  7. Understanding how to run a successful fashion business.
    Business Skills
  8. Design factor focusing on comfort and movement.
    Physiological Design
  9. Creates original clothing collections and styles.
    Fashion Designer
  10. Designs fashion items like jewelry, bags, or hats.
    Accessory Designer
  11. Design factor considering how clothing affects others’ impressions.
    Social Design
  12. Offering time and skills to gain industry experience without pay.
    Volunteering
  13. The relationship between how much product is wanted and available.
    Supply and Demand
  14. College majors such as fashion design, marketing, and engineering.
    College Majors
  15. The ability to make a profit from sales and costs.
    Profitability
  16. A collection of work showcasing skills for potential employers.
    Building a Portfolio
  17. A career path involving direct selling and customer interaction.
    Sales Representative
  18. The person who purchases products for retail stores.
    Buyer
  19. Promoting products to attract customers.
    Marketing
  20. Designs the technical details of clothing to be manufactured.
    Technical Designer
  21. Builds and runs their own fashion business.
    Entrepreneur
  22. Learning on the job under a skilled professional.
    Apprenticeships
  23. The role responsible for checking garment quality and production standards.
    Garment Technologist
  24. This job involves managing stock and distributing products within a company.
    Allocator