A Resume is a brief summary of your academic & work history.

It can be written in many different ways & no particular style is correct or incorrect.

You must choose a writing style/layout that suites you, one that you feel will be liked  by the employer who receives it. If you need it, do a quick online search & you will find lots of samples that you can use to help guide you.

When your resume is completed, it should contain your:

*Name

*Address (street, mail & email)

*Telephone #’s (voice, fax, & cell)

*Education/courses/certificates

*Work Experience (both paid & unpaid)
-  Include Job Titles, Employer names, & dates

*Personal Interests/Activities

*References (names, job titles, addresses and telephone numbers of three people
  who know your work & agree to provide positive feedback about you.)


The following are a few links for self-help with your resume development:
Resumes & Cover Letters
Resume Workshop
Create a Resume
The Damn Good Resume
Job Seeker Tools/Resume Builder (check the menu on left side of page & sign up)
There are many others.

NOTES:
*Adjust your resume to suite each job application.
*Your resume must always be accompanied by a Cover Letter.
*Your resume is one of your main job search tools, so market yourself wisely. It is
  used by that employer to make decisions about you & your potential value as an
  employee.
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