Resume Writing

Resume Writing The SCC offers the following resources and services for resume writing. Workshops: Resume and Cover Letter Tips are given each semester by SCC staff. Go to SCC website and click on Calendar for dates, times, and locations. Overnight Review Service: Drop your resume off at the front desk of the SCC. Your career advisor will review it for you. Pick it up after 4:00 p.m. the following day at the front desk. Recommended Websites: National Association of Colleges

and Employers www.jobweb.com Resume Tutorial www.acinet.org/acinet/resume/ Sample books available in the Pardieck Memorial Career Library: The Complete Resume & Job Search Book for College Students Electronic Resumes & Online Networking Resumes for Government Careers 101 Grade A Resumes for Teachers Job Choices (pick up your free copy in the SCC) Because your resume gives the first impression of you to a potential employer, it is critical in determining if you will get an interview. Your resume summarizes your experiences, skills, and education concisely and effectively. You may need several versions of your resume—each should be targeted towards different types of positions you may be seeking (a “generic” resume is less likely to land you an interview). A resume may also be needed in other situations, such as applying to graduate schools or a scholarship. Resume Styles Chronological Format This common style is used when you are seeking a position related to your education and experiences. Information is listed in reverse chronological order within each major section with descriptions of responsibilities and achievements listed under each experience. Functional Format This type of resume is useful if you are seeking a position not directly related to your degree or work experiences. Information...

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