Creating A RESUME Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office July 2009.

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Creating A RESUME Georgia CTAE Resource Network Instructional Resources Office July 2009

YOUR RESUME IS YOUR MARKETING TOOL  Resumes may be prepared in various forms.  Remember to show your STRENGTHS  Resume should be:  TYPED or Computer generated  Printed on 8 1/2” X 11” paper (1 page)  Include COMPLETE and CORRECT INFORMATION  Be NEAT and Look PROFESSIONAL

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)

CAREER OBJECTIVES  Briefly state your GOALS and the type of job you would like to be considered for.  This may need to be changed for different types of jobs.

EDUCATION  Present EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES in reverse chronological order.  List the last school attended first and then go backwards  Include NAME and location of SCHOOLS  List CURRICULUM studied (College or University)  Include DATES of attendance ( )  List DIPLOMA or DEGREE earned  List the Relevant COURSES  Include the Grade Point Average (only if it is about 3.5)

WORK EXPERIENCE  Include all PAID work  Include VOLUNTEER work that may relate to your objective or shows responsibility  Use reverse chronological order  Include DATES of employment, the NAMES and LOCATIONS of the companies or organizations and job titles.

Awards, Honors, & Achievements  List any type of HONORS or ACHIEVEMENTS in School - Community – Church:  School Newspapers, Yearbook, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, Eagle Scout, City/County Youth Council, Volunteer Hospital work, etc.

WORK SKILLS  Computer programs  Microsoft Office, PowerPoint Presentations, Photo Shop, etc.  Equipment  Cash Register, Copying Machines, etc.  Personal work ethics  Dependability, Punctuality, Honesty, Creativity, Organization etc.

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES INTERESTS & HOBBIES  Activities outside of school classes:  Sports, music, clubs, service projects, scouting, community service, etc.  Personal activities:  Running, Gardening, Reading, Computers, Carpentry, Skiing/Snow Boarding, Boating, Water Skiing/Wake Boarding, Photography, Sewing, Carpentry, Crafts, Scrap booking, etc.

REFERENCES  “References available upon request.”  References are usually included on the JOB APPLICATION  Ask people who know your strengths to be references:  Former Employer, Teacher, Religious Leader, Close Friend/Neighbor (adult) –Not a family member!  Contact those people you will list and ask if you can use their names as references.  Include NAME, POSITION (Business Title), PHONE NUMBER, Address