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For High School Students Resumes For High School Students

What is a Resume? A resume is a personal summary of your professional history and qualifications. It includes information about: Education Work experience Activities/Leadership Honors Any Special Skills

Key Components Heading Objective Education Work Experience Activities/Leadership/Awards References- in resume or as an addendum

Additional Components Personal Skills and Assets Community Service Foreign Language Proficiency Computer Skills and Applications Volunteer Experiences

Formatting & Appearance Make your name stand out with a bold, larger font size Use standard fonts such as Times New Roman, Arial, or Courier Type Size: 10 - 12 Point Limit entry level resume to one typed page Proofread!

Heading Includes contact information: Top of the page Name: large and bold- so it stands out! Address: street, town, state & zip code Telephone number(s): with professional message Email address: professional looking (sexygurl4ever@hotmail.com is not appropriate) check e-mail on a daily basis

Sample Headings Mike Jones Susan Williams CHRIS SMITH 1 Meadow Way Altamonte Springs, FL 32116 (407) 555-1234 MikeJones@aol.com Susan Williams SusanWilliams@yahoo.com Current Address Permanent Address 325 Maple St 55 Sycamore Drive Orlando, FL 32837 Miami, FL 36829 (407) 555-3357 (305) 555-4429 CHRIS SMITH 83 Prospect Road  Orlando, FL 32837  (407) 555-8975  CSmith@msn.com

Objective (this is optional) What is an objective? A one sentence summary of position desired. Short Specific Tailored to the position What does an objective do? Clarifies the purpose of your resume Presents a clear statement of your goals

Sample Objectives Part-time position at spa or salon Receptionist at a veterinarian’s office Customer service representative at a call center Hostess at a upscale restaurant A part-time job or summer internship at a communications firm Part-time retail sales position in a clothing store

CHRIS SMITH 83 Prospect Road  Orlando, FL 32837 (407) 555-8975  ChrisSmith@msn.com _____________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE Part time position as a clerk in a dental office

Personal Skills and Assets A couple of sentences or bullets that describe what you are like as a person and how you do things, including personality traits, attitudes, work habits, etc. This is a useful section, especially if you do not have much work experience. Think of the skills you use in school that employers want!!! Punctuality, Time Management, Teamwork

Sample Personal Skills and Assets Hard Working Reliable Outgoing Responsible Team Player Articulate Dependable Works well with people Effective at time management Goal Oriented Enthusiastic Able to multitask Self-Starter Punctual Confident Motivated Friendly Honest Willing to Learn Flexible Quick Learner Try it now! List three of your personal qualities.

Sample Personal Skills and Assets Section I am a hard working young lady who is willing to learn more. I am responsible, motivated, educated and punctual. I am friendly person who enjoys helping others. SKILLS SUMMARY Detail oriented and well organized Excellent verbal and written communication Strong customer service focus Outgoing with a positive attitude Professional demeanor

CHRIS SMITH 83 Prospect Road  Orlando, FL 32837 (407) 555-8975  ChrisSmith@msn.com _____________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE Part time position as a clerk in a dental office PERSONAL SKILLS AND ASSETS I am a hard working young lady who is willing to learn more. I am responsible, motivated, educated and punctual. I am friendly person who enjoys helping others.

Education Name and location of the school Graduation date GPA – if 3.2 or higher ACT score Relevant Coursework- See next slide for more information

Education- Relevant Courses List relevant courses that: Help you stand out from the crowd Have provided you with specific skills or knowledge Spanish (4 semesters) Computer Science Marketing Economics Do not include courses that are part of a required curriculum- Ex. English Include courses that are at an advanced level if they are relevant to the position- eg. Biology, Calculus Example: A management student, Terry, took the courses listed above in red to supplement his management degree. He would like to work in sales, and listing these classes helps Terry to support his claim that he has strong communication skills.

Samples of Education Section Winter Park High School Winter Park, FL Aug 2005–present Graduating May 2009 GPA 3.0 Relevant Courses: Business Systems Technology; Marketing Received an award for being a best student EDUCATION Colonial High School Orlando, FL High school student Graduate 2009 Composite Act score of 15 GPA of 3.1 Relevant Courses: Biology, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Calculus

CHRIS SMITH 83 Prospect Road  Orlando, FL 32837 (407) 555-8975  ChrisSmith@msn.com ___________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE Part time position as a clerk in a dental office PERSONAL SKILLS AND ASSETS I am a hard working young lady who is willing to learn more. I am responsible, motivated, educated and punctual. I am friendly person who enjoys helping others. EDUCATION Winter Park High School Winter Park, FL Aug 2005–present Graduating May 2009 GPA 3.0 Relevant Courses: Business Systems Technology, Marketing, Biology Received an award for being a best student

Work Experience Remember – Experience can be: Paid part-time/full-time positions Internships Summer Jobs

Work Experience Guidelines for duties, responsibilities & accomplishments Include most relevant skills & qualities Most relevant information comes first Use strong action verbs- see handout Provide evidence of skills & qualities by Acknowledging accomplishments & evaluations

Sample Experience Section WORK EXPERIENCE 2005-present Pizza Paradiso Orlando, FL Waitress Provided excellent guest service Dealt with complaints Took orders and served guests in timely manner Handled cash WORK EXPERIENCE VALLEY STATE BANK, Huntington, IN Bank Teller, Summers 2005 & 2006 • Provided friendly, professional customer service • Issued money orders, travelers checks, loan payments and deposits/withdrawals

CHRIS SMITH 83 Prospect Road  Orlando, FL 32837 (407) 555-8975  ChrisSmith@msn.com ___________________________________________________________ OBJECTIVE Part time position as a clerk in a dental office PERSONAL SKILLS AND ASSETS I am a hard working young lady who is willing to learn more. I am responsible, motivated, educated and punctual. I am friendly person who enjoys helping others. EDUCATION Winter Park High School Winter Park, FL Aug 2005–present Graduating May 2009 GPA 3.0 Relevant Courses: Business Systems Technology, Marketing, Biology Received an award for being a best student WORK EXPERIENCE Valley State Bank, Huntington, IN Bank Teller, Summers 2005 & 2006 Provided friendly, professional customer service • Issued money orders, travelers checks, loan payments and deposits/withdrawals

Activities/Leadership/Awards Include School activities you have participated in: clubs, sports, band, etc. Be specific, list awards, leadership roles, publications or presentations Key Concept: Like the activities and honors section of the resume, this section should be included only if the applicant has some significant skill in addition to those expected of the profession. If an applicant has a special skill, they can use this section to stand out from other applicants. Applicants should not include skills that are required or expected for applicants to have.

Sample SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Staff Writer for School Newspaper: 9th, 10th, 11th Girls’ Tennis Team: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th Student Council Representative: 11th, 12th Spanish Club: 11th, 12th Club Secretary 12th grade AWARDS AND HONORS Math award: 9th Citizenship Award: 9th Girls’ State Delegate: 11th National Honor Society: 11th, 12th

Volunteer Activities SAMPLE Includes both school and community activities List the event, number of hours completed, time frame, job completed SAMPLE Good Shepards Food Pantry 2003- present, Handed out food to less fortunate members in the community one time per month at local food pantry Tutor at Indian Creek Elementary, 12th grade, listen to 1st graders read and worked on sight words

References If your resume is strong, it is enough to state that references are available upon request or to include as an addendum Choose references that are knowledgeable about your skills, abilities, and work ethics. Former employers, teachers, and counselors would be good references, your friends and relatives would not. Always obtain permission from references in advance and provide them with current resume Key Concept: Many times job ads will specify whether or not employers want the names and addresses of applicants’ references included on the resume. Applicants should read job ads carefully to determine how to present their references for any given job. It is a good idea for applicants to compile a separate reference sheet that they can send out along with their resume if references are requested.

Sample References REFERENCES Kristin Wilkin, English Teacher, Winter Park High School, 407-623-2476 Bob Jones, Supervisor, Valley State Bank, 407-889-2345 REFERENCES Kristin Wilkin Bob Jones English Teacher Supervisor Winter Park High School Valley State Bank 407-623-1476 407-889-2345 Key Concept: Applicants should not assume that someone is willing to serve as a reference for them, and they should definitely contact their references before including them on the reference sheet. It is also helpful for applicants to briefly describe how they know a reference on the reference sheet, so that the employer will know the kind of information a given reference can provide.