JOBS BINGO!

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JOBS BINGO!
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CAN YOU RECOGNISE THE JOBS BEING DESCRIBED? CAN
YOU DO IT QUICKLY?
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• INSTRUCTIONS
• Choose 6 JOBS from the list you will see next
• Write each of them in a SEPARATE WHITE BOX on
  your BINGO CARD

JOBS BINGO!
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CHOOSE SIX JOBS

• AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER
• ARCHITECT
• BRICKLAYER
• DENTIST
• FIRE FIGHTER
• INTERIOR DESIGNER
• INTERPRETER
• LOCKSMITH
• MARINE BIOLOGIST
• PHARMICIST
• SPEECH THERAPIST
• TRAVEL AGENT

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JOBS BINGO INSTRUCTIONS

• Identify the job from the description you will
  see on the screen
• See if its on your Bingo Card
• The first person to get all the jobs on their
  card shouts BINGO!
• (and we check that they got them all right)

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READY?
HERE WE GO!
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• These specialists study the distribution,
  abundance and life histories of animals and
  plants in the sea and the way in which these are
  governed by environmental factors.

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• This job involves the art of opening or closing
  locks without the facility of the original key,
  as well as the repair, replacement and rebuilding
  of all locks and their mechanical parts. They are
  also able to duplicate keys.

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• Usually the first tradespeople on a building
  project, these people are responsible for
  building the inner and outer walls of the
  building

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• This persons work is aimed at the prevention,
  diagnosis and treatment of numerous problems and
  diseases of the teeth, gums and mouth. This
  includes the correction of missing and faulty
  teeth.

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• Responsible for the control, dispensing and
  distribution of medicine forming the link between
  the manufacturer, the doctor and the patient.

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• The aim of this occupation is to help babies,
  children and adults who have communication
  disorders, to overcome or reduce their
  communication handicaps.

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• These workers are responsible for saving lives
  and for preventing and putting out various types
  of fires.

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• These people are specialists who design houses
  and large buildings

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• Works to make sure that there is a safe flow of
  aeroplanes and helicopters thus minimising
  delays.

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• People who translate messages verbally from one
  language into another in such a way that the
  contents of the message remains the same.

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• These workers render a valuable service to people
  intending to visit other places by making all the
  necessary arrangements on behalf of the client,
  using the information and facilities available,
  locally and internationally.

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• They work with the spaces inside buildings. They
  are responsible for better space utilisation by
  making working and living environments more
  efficient, comfortable and pleasing.

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JOBS BINGO!