This is an 11 th grade Portfolio Requirement. All 12 th graders must have an updated resume for their Senior Exhibition.

 A well organized, one-page, typed presentation of information about yourself.  It is used for applying for jobs and in some cases when applying to colleges.

1.Add Entries 2.Rearrange the Contents in a format 3.Save & print The Naviance system has a “Resume Builder” that makes creating a Resume very easy! There are just 3 easy steps: The program explains and gives examples of each entry.

 Log into the Naviance Program, from PHHS website -  On your welcome front page of Family Connections click on the tab “About Me”. Here

In the section “About Me” click on “Resume” Here

To “Build Your Resume” click on #1 “Add Entries”. Here

Begin with typing in an objective. The next slide will show an example.

Here is an example of an objective.

Next, a summary needs to be filled in. See examples below.

Students fill in any work experience they have had. See sample below.

The students continue filling in the topics on the pull-down menu. Pull-down menu Students can edit or delete entries here.

Students have a place to add references, too. See sample below.

Two choices are given for a resume format. Format style 1Format style 2

This is Resume Style #1 Format

This is Resume Style #2 Format

Style #1 was chosen for this sample resume

Resumes are to be based on yourself! No fictitious resumes!

I am a Senior and I completed a Resume as a Junior. Do I need to submit another one? Yes! All seniors must update their resume to present to the Exhibition Panel.

Option 1: Option 2: You may show your Resume from the Naviance program. You would display this from a computer projecting the Log onto a pull-down screen in the classroom. You may print your Resume and place it in your Exhibition Portfolio 3-ring binder for panel members to view.

PHHS’s website: Under the Student menu click on Naviance. Documents are available to read and PowerPoint presentations are available for viewing. For more help contact these counselors: Mrs. Walsh – Mrs. Regas – Or this teacher: Mrs. Pauchnick: