Career Day Speakers

Parents and community members claim speaking slots, with professions visible so the lineup stays varied.

What this sets up for you

This template creates a sign-up page with the signups below — each one is something people claim a spot on. Everything is editable before you share it.

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Morning Session A

3 spots

First round of classroom talks

People signing up are asked for:

Full Name *Phone * (private to you)Email * (private to you)Your profession and what you'll talk about *

Morning Session B

3 spots

Second round of classroom talks

People signing up are asked for:

Full Name *Phone * (private to you)Email * (private to you)Your profession and what you'll talk about *

Afternoon Session

3 spots

Final round of classroom talks

People signing up are asked for:

Full Name *Phone * (private to you)Email * (private to you)Your profession and what you'll talk about *

Helpers & Escorts

4 spots

Greet speakers and walk them between classrooms

People signing up are asked for:

Full Name *Phone * (private to you)Email * (private to you)

* required · fields marked “private to you” are shown only to you as the organizer, never to other participants

Questions

Can career-day speakers describe their profession and talk?

Yes. Use the speaker question to collect the profession and proposed topic. Review answer visibility so your planning team sees the details it needs.

How do I separate speakers from career-day helpers?

Keep presentation sessions and helper assignments as separate signup choices, with the correct capacity and arrival instructions for each.

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