The Career Fair in late spring is the opportunity for local government, business, and industry personnel to share information on career and employment opportunities in the community.  The fair is coordinated by the Warren Coalition College Access Network and the LFCC Career Counseling program, in conjunction with Warren County Public Schools. 
The purpose is two-fold—one being the opportunity for seniors who have not made plans beyond high school to explore local options for employment and determine if they need to consider further education, especially certification in career/technical areas and the other being to give students who are juniors (and grade levels) below the opportunity to see the wide variety of career opportunities available in the community and actually talk with local citizens who are current employed it that field or a related career.

Representatives of government, business, and industry are assigned to tables that are grouped and identified by career clusters (see list below).  Students have the opportunity to visit each career cluster and talk briefly with personnel to ask assigned questions as well as personal questions.  Questions center around what the organization does, what types of  jobs are available, what skills does the work entail, what education is required, what is the income level, and what do you do on an average day.

We are limited by space and time in representing all career clusters fully, but feel the opportunity to have a “glance” at an array of opportunities in the local community is beneficial to our providing career exposure to our students as well as allowing government, business and industry the opportunity to showcase the skill
and talent in our locality.
Career Fair registration 2011