Journal What career are you interested in pursuing, and why? List five steps that you will need to take in order to achieve this goal.

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Journal What career are you interested in pursuing, and why? List five steps that you will need to take in order to achieve this goal.

What is a Resume? A resume is a personal summary of your professional history and qualifications for a certain job. It includes information about:  Your career goals  Education  Work experience  Activities  Honors  Any special skills you might have. A resume is a personal summary of your professional history and qualifications for a certain job. It includes information about:  Your career goals  Education  Work experience  Activities  Honors  Any special skills you might have.

Key Components  Heading  Objective  Education  Skills  Experience  References- in resume or as an addendum  Heading  Objective  Education  Skills  Experience  References- in resume or as an addendum

Additional Components  Personal Skills and Assets  Honors, awards and activities  Community service  Foreign language proficiency  Computer skills & applications  Volunteer experiences  Prospective Colleges & Universities (if applicable)  Personal Skills and Assets  Honors, awards and activities  Community service  Foreign language proficiency  Computer skills & applications  Volunteer experiences  Prospective Colleges & Universities (if applicable)

Heading Includes contact information:  Top of the page  Name: large and bold- so it stands out!  Address: street, town, state & zip code  Telephone number(s): with professional message  address: professional looking is not appropriate) check on a daily basis Includes contact information:  Top of the page  Name: large and bold- so it stands out!  Address: street, town, state & zip code  Telephone number(s): with professional message  address: professional looking is not appropriate) check on a daily basis

Objective  What is an objective?  A one sentence summary of position desired.  Short  Specific  Tailored to the position  What does an objective do?  Clarifies the purpose of your resume  Presents a clear statement of your goals  What is an objective?  A one sentence summary of position desired.  Short  Specific  Tailored to the position  What does an objective do?  Clarifies the purpose of your resume  Presents a clear statement of your goals 6

Sample Objectives Part-time position at spa or salon Receptionist at a veterinarian’s office Customer service representative at a call center Hostess at a upscale restaurant A part-time job or summer internship at a communications firm Part-time retail sales position in a clothing store Part-time position at spa or salon Receptionist at a veterinarian’s office Customer service representative at a call center Hostess at a upscale restaurant A part-time job or summer internship at a communications firm Part-time retail sales position in a clothing store

Personal Skills and Assets A couple of sentences or bullets that describe what you are like as a person and how you do things, including personality traits, attitudes, work habits, etc. This is a useful section, especially if you do not have much work experience. Think of the skills you use in school that employers want!!! ▫ Punctuality, Time Management, Teamwork A couple of sentences or bullets that describe what you are like as a person and how you do things, including personality traits, attitudes, work habits, etc. This is a useful section, especially if you do not have much work experience. Think of the skills you use in school that employers want!!! ▫ Punctuality, Time Management, Teamwork

Hard Working Responsible Dependable Goal Oriented Self-Starter Motivated Willing to Learn Quick Learner Reliable Team Player Works well with people Enthusiastic Punctual Friendly Flexible Outgoing Articulate Effective at time management Able to multitask Confident Honest Sample Personal Skills and Assets Try it now! List three of your personal qualities.

Education Name and location of the school Major, minor and area of concentration Graduation or anticipated graduation date GPA – if 3.2 or higher Relevant Coursework- See next slide for more information Name and location of the school Major, minor and area of concentration Graduation or anticipated graduation date GPA – if 3.2 or higher Relevant Coursework- See next slide for more information

Education- Relevant Courses  List relevant courses that:  Help you stand out from the crowd  Have provided you with specific skills or knowledge  Do not include courses that are part of a required curriculum- Ex. English  Include courses that are at an advanced level if they are relevant to the position- eg. Biology, Calculus  List relevant courses that:  Help you stand out from the crowd  Have provided you with specific skills or knowledge  Do not include courses that are part of a required curriculum- Ex. English  Include courses that are at an advanced level if they are relevant to the position- eg. Biology, Calculus

Experience  Remember – Experience can be:  Paid part-time/full-time positions  Internships  Volunteer work/ Community Service  Club/campus group involvement  Summer Jobs  Remember – Experience can be:  Paid part-time/full-time positions  Internships  Volunteer work/ Community Service  Club/campus group involvement  Summer Jobs 12

Specialized Skills Include skills that make you unique, such as computer skills, foreign language skills, or military service. Be specific in describing your special skills; name computer programs you know, how long you studied a foreign language, or your dates of military service. Include skills that make you unique, such as computer skills, foreign language skills, or military service. Be specific in describing your special skills; name computer programs you know, how long you studied a foreign language, or your dates of military service.

Common Errors to AVOID  Using “I” or “me” in your resume  Making your name at the top too small. Use at least 14 pt font but no larger than 36 pt font  Being consistent in format (if you use periods in a description, use them throughout the entire resume).  Including personal info (such as social security number, marital status, date of birth or ethnicity)  Being inconsistent in your action verbs  Repeating information in multiple areas of your resume  Just typing in what your responsibilities were  Using acronyms  Using “I” or “me” in your resume  Making your name at the top too small. Use at least 14 pt font but no larger than 36 pt font  Being consistent in format (if you use periods in a description, use them throughout the entire resume).  Including personal info (such as social security number, marital status, date of birth or ethnicity)  Being inconsistent in your action verbs  Repeating information in multiple areas of your resume  Just typing in what your responsibilities were  Using acronyms

Formatting & Appearance  Make your name stand out with a bold, larger font size  Use standard fonts such as Times New Roman, Arial, or Courier  Type Size: Point  White, beige, or light gray quality bond paper  Use a quality printer for best finish  Limit entry level resume to one typed page  Make your name stand out with a bold, larger font size  Use standard fonts such as Times New Roman, Arial, or Courier  Type Size: Point  White, beige, or light gray quality bond paper  Use a quality printer for best finish  Limit entry level resume to one typed page

Assignment Write the resume for the career that you WANT. (This means you have to put yourself somewhere in the future and imagine that you have taken some steps to achieve this goal, but you have not yet worked in this field.)