Vocabulary and Notes Review: Resume Writing

A A  formal one page document that a job applicant creates that lists the education, experience and skills that they have for a given position

• Skills

• Interview

• Resume

Tags

CCSS.L.11-12.1

CCSS.L.11-12.2

CCSS.W.11-12.2A

CCSS.W.11-12.4

The days and times you are available to work

• Reference

• Interview

• Referral

• Availibility

A document or electronic form that contains information about your qualifications, skills,  work and volunteer experience that you send to a place when you are applying for employment. 

• Job Application

• Interview

• Resume

• Reference

Resumes are written in _____ format, where everything lines up

• Block Format

• MLA Format

• Resume Format

• Ms. Kasik's Format

True or false: [e-mail] is an appropriate e-mail to list on a resume and won't impact your chances of getting hired.

• False

• True

All of the following are sections on a resume EXCEPT...

• Contact Info

• Education

• Family and Background

• Experience and Skills

When do you send your resume?

• Before the job interview
• After the interview, but before you are hired
• After the interview and after you are hired
• When you try to get a raise

When writing an objective, the two phrases you can use before the position title are (Select all that apply)

• To obtain a position as

• To acquire a position as

• I want a position as

• Give me a job as a

Tags

CCSS.L.11-12.1

CCSS.L.11-12.2

When writing your education section, your education should go in ______ chronological order

• Reverse

• Forward

• Sideways

• Across

When you list a school on your resume that you are still attending, you put _____ after the month and year you started

March 2021-______

• Present

• Gift

• Recieved

• Current