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Writing Your Resume

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Use these tools to help you create a resume. The process of creating a resume will help you to identify your skills, accomplishments and goals and will prepare you for job interviews. Once you have completed your resume, PROOFREAD, PROOFREAD, PROOFREAD!
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Writing Your Resume Resume Tutor
Resume Tutor is a program designed to walk you through the steps of formatting your resume. It will give you lots of information about how different resumes are structured, how to write the different sections, and how to evaluate what you have written.
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Writing Your Resume Sample Student Resumes, Cover Letters and Reference Letters
 
Writing Your Resume Requesting References
You should have a list of at least three references (past employers, teachers, pastors, etc.) that an employer may contact before extending a job offer to you. Give the references a heads-up that an employer might be calling them. In some cases it will also be helpful to have a written "letter of recommendation."


 
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