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Building A Resume Revised April 2010

Your Resume is Your Marketing Tool  Resumes may be prepared in various forms.  Remember to show your strengths  Resumes should…  Be typed or computer generated  Be printed on 8.5” x 11” non-white paper  Keep your resume to about one page long  Include complete and correct information  Be neat and look professional

How to Market Yourself Using Your Resume  On your resume, you should list…  Personal information  An objective statement  Educational background  Work experience  Awards, honors, and achievements  Volunteer projects and involvement  Leadership roles in extracurricular activities  Special skills that differentiate you in the job field

Personal Information  Name  Full Name (first middle and last)  Address  A permanent address where you can be reached  Telephone Number  Include Area Code  (if available)  Fax Number (if available)

Objective Statement  In one sentence, briefly state your goal and the type of job you would like to be considered for.  This may need to be changed for different types of jobs.

Education  List the most recent school attended first and then go backwards  Include name and location of schools  List your major or program of study  Include dates of attendance and expected graduation date  List diploma or degree earned  List courses relevant to the job you’re applying for, if you have any.  Include your Grade Point Average unless it is low.

Work Experience  Include all paid work  Use reverse chronological order, listing the most recent job first  Include dates of employment, the names and location of the companies or organizations, and your job titles.  Describe the responsibilities of your job.

Awards, Honors, & Achievements  List any type of honors or achievements from school, the community or another organization:  School Newspapers, Yearbook, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Eagle Scout, City/County Youth Council, Volunteer Hospital work, etc.  Also list scholarships you have received.

Work Skills  Identify specific skills and knowledge that can differentiate you from other potential employees.  Examples:  Computer programs: Microsoft Office, PowerPoint Presentations, Photo Shop  Equipment: Cash register, copying machines  Personal work ethics: Dependable, punctual, honest, creative, organized

References  References are usually not listed on a resume.  Instead, at the end of your resume, state “References available upon request.”  However, only put that statement if you have references. Otherwise you will be in trouble when an interviewer asks to see them.