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Career Day interview question worksheet for 5th grade students with 15 questions about job choice, daily work, and career advice.
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This printable worksheet provides 15 open-ended interview questions for 5th graders to use during Career Day. Questions encourage students to ask about how a professional chose their career, what they like and dislike about their job, and what advice they would give. Useful for Career Day preparation, speaking practice, and exploring different career paths.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Writing
Grade Level:
5th Grade
Updated May 2026

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