At the product management and marketing booth, students were able to learn about internships and summer programs they could try out to explore the career.

Some booths, like In-n-Out, allowed high school students to apply for a job on the spot.

In addition to asking questions, students also got to watch demos and interact with tools that engineers use in their jobs.

Before the fair officially began, professionals Mark Ansell and Omar Gutierrez were ready at their booth to promote apprenticeships with the Nor-Cal Tile Industry Training Center

At the Law Enforcement booth, students were able to look at a collage of pictures to learn more about the different opportunities in specific law enforcement careers.

With many different booths ready for students to explore, lots of professionals were able to talk to students individually.

Many booths offered brochures or posters as visual aids, providing another way to explain a career.

One of the student favorites at the Career Fair was the dog training booth.

At the Career Fair, students had the opportunity to ask lots of questions to different professionals.

The Social Worker’s booth encouraged students to take pictures of brochures and tri-fold boards with more sources of information.

College and Career Counselor Mrs. Woodworth and Vice Principal Melanie Harris ensured things ran smoothly at the fair.