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The Purpose of a Resume

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:22:43 UTC

A resume is a formal document that introduces your skills, experiences, and qualifications to potential employers or college programs.

A resume is one of the most important types of writing you’ll ever do because it represents you in a professional setting.

Step 2: Write a Compelling Objective or Summary

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:22:44 UTC

Craft a brief statement that showcases your career goals and what you offer to a potential employer. Make it specific to the job you're applying for but to the chase.

Step 3: Highlight Your Education

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:22:45 UTC

It's important to include your high school education on your resume so that you can show a hiring manager what makes you stand out from the competition

This section includes:

Graduation dates
GPA if it's above 3.0
Awards or recognition you've received
Extracurricular activities

Step 4: Highlight Work Experience

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:22:46 UTC

Detail your work history, including part-time jobs or internships. Focus on achievements and responsibilities that relate to the job you want.

Step 5: Show Off Your Skills

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:22:46 UTC

Identify and list relevant skills. This could include technical skills like software proficiency, as well as soft skills like teamwork and problem-solving.

Step 10: Proofread and Get Feedback

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:22:51 UTC

Finalize your resume by thoroughly checking for grammatical or spelling errors. Getting feedback from teachers or mentors can also provide valuable insight.

The Components of a Student Resume

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:29:50 UTC

Now that we know the purpose of a resume, let's review the components of a resume.

Résumé- A summary of a person’s education, work experience, and skills

“I created a résumé to apply for a part-time job.”

Objective- A short statement explaining your career goal

“To gain experience in customer service.”

Reference- A person who can speak about your work habits or character

“My teacher agreed to be a reference.”

Experience- Jobs, volunteer work, or activities that show your skills

“I have three years of babysitting experience.”

Skills- Abilities you can demonstrate or have learned

“Communication, teamwork, organization”

Let's Make a Resume

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 21:31:33 UTC

Open your web browser and sign in to canva.com
Choose a resume template
Put your computer in split view and create your resume as we review the Padlet Lesson.

If you do not know how to put your resume in split view, click here.

Your Story is Your Ticket to the Job!

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 23:23:20 UTC

Do you feel that you don't have enough experience to make your resume desirable? Then show how your untraditional path provided you with skills that are valuable in the workforce.

This video will help you identify those experiences by asking yourself 2 questions:

Why do you want to do this job?
How can you share your story to showcase the unique strengths you will bring to the work?

Step 1: Contact Information

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 23:27:51 UTC

The contact information is pretty straightforward; however, this section can quickly make or break your ability to get a job.

BE SURE TO

Capitalize your name and address

Use a professional email address

Use correct formatting

How Does It Look?

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 23:46:11 UTC

How does your resume look? Remember, it should be easy to read with acceptable formatting.

Compare your resume to this one, then make changes if you feel like something is missing.

Objectives

bsewell8 — 2024-03-20 23:52:35 UTC

Standard 12.1: Professional Presentation: Present oneself professionally and with proper etiquette, in accordance with the norms of the industry and workplace.

Learn the various components of resumes
Identify the experiences and job skills to include in a resume
Utilize Canva to create an effective resume