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Resume & Cover Letter Getting a Job

Knowing what Employers Want and Need Qualifications Qualification – education, skills, work experience needed to do a particular job Employability skills – basic skills that you need to get a job, keep a job, and do well at a job

Employability Skills

Qualifications and Skills Education Most jobs require high school diploma Basic Skills Read, simple math, communication, basic computer skills Work Experience

Qualifications and Skills Character traits Hard work, honesty, dependability, ability to finish tasks Good attitude towards work, desire to do the job well Follow instructions Take initiative

Character and Personality Body Language Posture, eye contact, facial expressions School Performance Grades, attendance Extracurricular Activities Extra effort and interest Overall Impression Dress, well groomed, slang

Getting the Job You Want Resume Persuade potential employers to interview you Gives employer first impression of you Try to limit to one page Chronological resume Heading, job objective, skills, work experience, education Resume – summary of your skills, education, and work experience

Parts of a Resume Heading Job objective Skills summary Experience Contact information Job objective Type of job you want Skills summary Experience Education

Resume page 1 Resume page 2

Cover Letter Cover letter – why you are applying Make a good impression

Job Application Printed sheet with blank spaces that you will fill in Always have a copy of your resume

Application page 1 Application page 2 Application page 3