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Objectives: 1. Explain how to prepare a resume 2. Gather all the components of a resume Warm Up: List three things that do not belong on a Resume. **Career Project due 9/23 **Chapter 1 Quiz 9/19 Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Resume P.P. 3.Review project guidelines 4.Continue career project 5.Start resume project

Objectives: 1. Explain how to prepare a resume 2. Gather all the components of a resume Warm Up: List three things that do not belong on a Resume. **Career Project due 9/24 **Chapter 1 Quiz 9/22 Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Vocab. 3.Resume P.P. 4.Review project guidelines 5.Continue career project 6.Start resume project

Objectives: 1. Explain how to prepare a resume 2. Gather all the components of a resume Warm Up: List three things that do not belong on a Resume. **Career Project due 9/25 **Chapter 1 Quiz 9/22 Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Resume P.P. 3.Review project guidelines 4.Continue career project 5.Start resume project

 A summary about yourself that would be of interest to a prospective employer.

Jacqueline Elizabeth Chang Address Telephone Number Address ObjectiveEarn an elementary education degree Education Holicong Middle School, Central Bucks School District 2006-Present  Earned Distinguished, High Honors or Honor Roll for all quarters Related Experience Teacher Assistant Our Lady of Guadeloupe Church  Assist with materials  Helped students  Helped with classroom management Co-Leader-Team Member 2008 Relay for Life  Management of paperwork and team members  Communicated responsibilities to team member  Participate in Relay for Life activities Pet Sitter 2003 – Present Mill Family Pets  Feed the pets (turtle, dog, cat, & hamster)  Walked the dog  Played with the animals Child Care 2005 Various Families  Prepare meals  Care for children  Provide entertainment Extra Curricular Activities Gymnastic Classes – 8 th – 9 th grade Voice Lessons – 7 th grade Track – 7 th grade InterestMusic and Movies ReferencesReferences are available on request Your Resume Contact Information Experience Objective Education Honors & Activities

 The first meeting between you and the employer  Tells a great deal about you  Get you to the interview  Calling card, so remember that “First impressions are lasting ones.”

 10 seconds is all the time an employer is going to give your resume in deciding to keep it or pass on it!

 No typographical or grammatical errors  Do not lie or exaggerate  Focus on strengths and accomplishments  Use 8 ½ by 11 inch white bond paper  Neat in black legible font  Written in past tense

 The page should look balanced  No ugly resume – format must be pleasing to the eye  Use NO abbreviations – spell out states, universities, organizations, etc.  Be sure it fits all on one page  Edit out unnecessary words – Outline format  Be sure your resume represents you in the best light possible

 Identification information  Job objective  Education  Achievements  Work experience – duties or responsibilities  Related or volunteer experience  Extra curricular activities (memberships/affiliations)  Skills (computer/languages)  Interests

 Create a resume by  Gathering personal job information  Formatting this information  Check your resume with rubric

 Leadership  Multi-Tasking  Communication  Negotiating  Problem-Solving  Adaptability  Computer Literacy Remember to include the following information in your resume:

Objectives: 1. Explain how to prepare a resume 2. Gather all the components of a resume Warm Up: What happens to price when demand for a product exceeds its supply? Explain your answer. Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Resume Project 3.Bottom Line

Objectives: 1. Explain how to prepare a resume 2. Gather all the components of a resume Warm Up: How does income affect personal decisions? Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Resume Project 3.Exit ticket

Objectives: 1. Explain how to prepare a resume 2. Gather all the components of a resume Warm Up: Should you use a variety of fancy fonts and style elements on your resume? Why or why not? Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Resume Project 3.Homework

Objectives: 1. Gather all the components of a resume and create a rough draft. Warm Up: What stage of the business cycle shows that the economy is as robust as it can get? Agenda: 1.Warm up 2.Resume Project 3.Resume rough draft with completed rubric is due at the end of class.