Resume Templates

This Basic Resume Template can give you a good idea of where to start with your resume and how to write a CV or personal resume that gets you noticed. After all that is the whole point of your resume, right? If you turn in a empty piece of paper with just your name and address and a few empty job descriptions then you will most likely not get the interview and not get the job.

NAME
Email Address and/or Personal Web Address
Home Address: · City, State Zip Code · Phone Number
Permanent Street: City, State Zip Code · Phone Number

Resume Objective or Personal Statement

EDUCATION:
Learning Institution: location
Degree, Major (and concentration if appropriate), date — Masters in Political Science, Expected May 2003
Cumulative GPA/GPA in major (optional) – list if 3.0 or higher with academic honors and awards
Optional: business management, sales and marketing.

CAREER OBJECTIVE:
Create a cover letter, your resume objective should be a concise and meaningful statement describing your career goals. Be as specific as possible without being too restrictive in your description.

EXPERIENCE:

* List your job experiences as follows: Job title, employer, location (city, state) and the dates you were employed.

* Customize this section for the type of position you are applying – Marketing Experience, Research Experience, Sales Experience, etc.

* You can place the job title or employer name first. You should decide which is more important – describe in detail where you worked or what you did.

# be sure to include any full-time, part-time, related volunteer work or school related experiences or internships.

# Use actions the right descriptive words that show action and creative adjectives to describe the skills you have developed. In detail give the specifics of your responsibilities and accomplishments for each position. Try not to exaggerate too much here.

# You may include research experience, teaching or any other technical experience here.

SKILLS:
Computer: Even if it is only basic skills, list computer operating systems, applications and programs that you may know. If you do not list your knowledge people do not know what skills you have.

Language: Do you know any other languages?

HONORS & AWARDS:
List academic, leadership and athletic honors. If you only have academic awards you can list them under your GPA in the Education section.

ACTIVITIES/SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Include leadership positions, such as offices held and responsibilities.

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