How To Create Resume For Senior High School Students

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HOW TO CREATE RESUME FOR

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS


Introduction
• Welcome to the presentation on crafting an effective
resume for senior high school students.

• Purpose: To equip you with the necessary tools and


knowledge to create a compelling resume that
showcases your skills, achievements, and potential.
Why is a Resume Important?
• A resume is a crucial tool for presenting your
qualifications to potential employers, colleges, or
scholarship committees.

• It provides a snapshot of your academic


achievements, extracurricular activities, skills, and
experiences.

• A well-crafted resume can help you stand out from


other applicants and increase your chances of
Resume Structure
• Contact Information
• Objective or Summary Statement
• Education
• Extracurricular Activities
• Work Experience (if applicable)
• Skills
• References (optional)
Contact Information
• Include your full name, address, phone number, and
email address.

• Make sure your email address is professional (e.g.,


firstname.lastname@email.com).

• Double-check the accuracy of your contact


information.
Objective or Summary Statement
• Briefly summarize your career goals or objectives.

• Tailor this section to the specific opportunity you are


applying for.

• Keep it concise and impactful.


Education
• List the name of your high school, expected
graduation date, and GPA (if it's strong).

• Include any honors, awards, or relevant coursework.

• Mention any relevant academic achievements or


projects.
Extracurricular Activities
• Highlight your involvement in clubs, sports teams,
community service, or leadership roles.

• Include any positions of responsibility or special


projects you've undertaken.

• Emphasize skills developed through these activities,


such as teamwork, communication, and time
management.
Work Experience
• If you have any part-time jobs, internships, or
volunteer experience, list them here.

• Include the job title, company or organization name,


dates of employment, and a brief description of your
responsibilities and accomplishments.

• Focus on transferable skills gained from these


experiences.
Skills
• Create a section to showcase your relevant skills.

• Include both hard skills (e.g., proficiency in computer


software, languages) and soft skills (e.g.,
communication, problem-solving).

• Tailor your skills to match the requirements of the


position you're applying for.
References (optional)
• If space allows, consider including references or
stating that they are available upon request.

• Choose individuals who can speak to your character,


work ethic, and abilities.

• Obtain permission from your references before listing


their contact information.
Formatting Tips
• Keep your resume concise and well-organized,
aiming for one page if possible.

• Use a clean, professional font and maintain


consistent formatting throughout.

• Use bullet points for easy readability and avoid large


blocks of text.
• Proofread carefully to ensure there are no typos or
grammatical errors.
Additional Resources
• Career counseling services at your school

• Online resume templates and guides

• Books on resume writing and job search strategies

• Professional mentors or family members who can


provide feedback
Conclusion
• Crafting a compelling resume is essential for
showcasing your qualifications and securing
opportunities.

• Tailor your resume to highlight your strengths and


align with the specific opportunity you're pursuing.

• Remember to keep it professional, concise, and error-


free.
Questions?
Assignment:
• Please create your own resume printed or
handwritten in a short bond paper.

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