Career Fair Fridays: Community Helpers

$570.00

Discover the People Who Make Our Communities Work!

Ages 7–12 | Seven-Week Friday Enrichment Series

What does it take to keep a community running? From firefighters and healthcare workers to engineers, artists, business owners, and countless others, every community depends on people with different skills and talents.

Career Fair Fridays: Community Helpers introduces students ages 7–12 to the exciting world of careers through hands-on exploration, conversations with working professionals, and engaging activities.

What Students Will Explore

Meet Our Community Helpers

Discover a variety of professions, learn what different workers do each day, and explore how their work helps people and strengthens our communities.

Real-World Career Connections

Meet community professionals, ask questions, and hear firsthand what makes their jobs interesting, challenging, and meaningful.

Hands-On Career Discovery

Participate in interactive activities inspired by different professions, encouraging curiosity, creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Introduction to Money & Everyday Life

Explore age-appropriate concepts such as earning money, needs versus wants, saving, and how different jobs help people provide for their families and communities.

Culminating Student Showcase

Students will have the opportunity to share their favorite career discoveries and what they've learned about the people who help our communities.

The showcase is tentatively planned for the week of February 23, 2027, with the exact date to be announced.

Program Details

  • Dates: Fridays, January 8 – February 19, 2027

  • Duration: 7 weeks

  • Ages: 7–12

  • Location: Sweet Potato Academy, Prairieville, Louisiana

  • Showcase: Week of February 23, 2027 (date TBD)

Why Community Helpers?

Children are naturally curious about the world around them. This program transforms that curiosity into meaningful learning by connecting familiar community roles with real people, practical skills, and hands-on experiences.

Every career has a purpose. Every community needs helpers. And every child has something valuable to contribute.

Discover the People Who Make Our Communities Work!

Ages 7–12 | Seven-Week Friday Enrichment Series

What does it take to keep a community running? From firefighters and healthcare workers to engineers, artists, business owners, and countless others, every community depends on people with different skills and talents.

Career Fair Fridays: Community Helpers introduces students ages 7–12 to the exciting world of careers through hands-on exploration, conversations with working professionals, and engaging activities.

What Students Will Explore

Meet Our Community Helpers

Discover a variety of professions, learn what different workers do each day, and explore how their work helps people and strengthens our communities.

Real-World Career Connections

Meet community professionals, ask questions, and hear firsthand what makes their jobs interesting, challenging, and meaningful.

Hands-On Career Discovery

Participate in interactive activities inspired by different professions, encouraging curiosity, creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.

Introduction to Money & Everyday Life

Explore age-appropriate concepts such as earning money, needs versus wants, saving, and how different jobs help people provide for their families and communities.

Culminating Student Showcase

Students will have the opportunity to share their favorite career discoveries and what they've learned about the people who help our communities.

The showcase is tentatively planned for the week of February 23, 2027, with the exact date to be announced.

Program Details

  • Dates: Fridays, January 8 – February 19, 2027

  • Duration: 7 weeks

  • Ages: 7–12

  • Location: Sweet Potato Academy, Prairieville, Louisiana

  • Showcase: Week of February 23, 2027 (date TBD)

Why Community Helpers?

Children are naturally curious about the world around them. This program transforms that curiosity into meaningful learning by connecting familiar community roles with real people, practical skills, and hands-on experiences.

Every career has a purpose. Every community needs helpers. And every child has something valuable to contribute.