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February 19th, 2026
*Only for High School Students. NOT Open to the public*
*Reach out to Mrs. Beckette at rbeckette@msemail.org if you have any questions about the Career Fair*
Maple Shade High School Presents its very own career fair!!
Maple Shade High School Presents its very own career fair!!
Attention high school students! Are you ready to jumpstart your future? Don't miss out on our upcoming high school career fair, where endless opportunities await! Join us for an event filled with exploration and discovery as you connect with representatives from various industries, fields, and businesses eager to share insights about potential career paths. Whether you're passionate about technology, healthcare, business, or the arts, this event has something for everyone. Engage in conversations with professionals, learn about internship opportunities, and gain valuable advice on how to achieve your career goals. This career fair is your gateway to unlocking a world of possibilities and the opportunity learn about careers you've always been interested as well as new ones! Mark your calendars and join us as we pave the way for your future success!
PREPARING FOR THE CAREER FAIR
PREPARING FOR THE CAREER FAIR
Prepare questions: Develop a list of questions to ask representatives from the organizations you're interested in:
*List of Career Fair Question Ideas (Link)
Take a career assessment! Naviance, a college, career, and life-readiness platform is available to all students. Students will be able to take different "Self-Discovery" assessments including a Career Cluster Finder and Career Interest Profiler as well as explore different careers and colleges/universities. Talk to your counselor about Naviance!
Update your resume: Even if you don't have much work experience, it's still a good idea to bring a resume to the career fair. Include any relevant coursework, extracurricular activities, volunteer work, or other experiences that demonstrate your skills and interests. Our wonderful counseling website has many great resources for resume building and job searches. Go to Career and College Planning > Employment.
Be open-minded: While it's great to have specific interests and goals, try to keep an open mind and explore a variety of options at the career fair. You never know what opportunities might arise or what you might learn from talking to different representatives.
Research participating organizations: Find out which companies, colleges, and organizations will be attending the career fair. Research their backgrounds, the types of jobs or programs they offer, and any specific opportunities they might have for high school students.
List of Presenters Attending the Career Fair
List of Presenters Attending the Career Fair
TD Bank
Capital Health- School of Nursing
Maple Shade Police Department
Rizzieri Salon and Spa
Flenard Realty Group
Citizens Bank
Speech-Language Pathologist
Automotive Training Center
Lincoln Tech (Trade School)
Pennco Tech (Trade School)
United States Army
Advance Scale: Truck Scale Sales & Calibrations
Smith Wedding Photography
United States Air Force
MSHS School Counselors
EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)
United States Navy
Cooper Health Careers (Nursing, Radiograpghy, Respiratory Specialist)
JCC Camps Medford
Juniper Village at Washington Square
Thomas Boyd Communications
BCIT Adult Education Programs
Ritter Plumbing LLC
Athletic Trainer
Universal technical Institute
The Funplex
Carmona Pool Services
Probation Officers
American training Center
BraverArt / BraverSchools
Maple Shade High School Counselors
Associated Builders and Contractors of New Jersey
Holman
RCBC- Rowan College of Burlington County
Mock Interviews!
Mock Interviews!
At the upcoming high school career fair, students will have the opportunity to participate in mock interviews designed to simulate real-world job application scenarios. Through these simulated experiences, students will gain valuable insights into the expectations of employers, refine their communication abilities, and learn how to present themselves effectively. Constructive feedback provided by interviewers will help students identify areas for improvement and build confidence in their ability to navigate future job interviews. These mock interviews serve as an essential preparation step for students as they transition from high school to the workforce, equipping them with the skills and confidence necessary for success in their future careers!
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