Online Class: Resume Writing 101
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 Course Description One of the most important and intimidating steps in the job search process is writing a solid resume that gets the attention you want and need. Unfortunately, many job seekers get overwhelmed before they even get started. The result is poorly-written resumes that are built on top of templates that don't do the job seeker any good. Today, resumes must appeal to potential employers while also being optimized for the electronic age. Whether you are handing a resume over in person or are emailing an electronic copy to be added to an online database, the words you use and the formatting you choose will make a big difference in whether or not you get that interview. This course teaches you not just what a resume should look like, but what it should say. It walks you step-by-step through the creation of the most common sections found on resumes in today's job market. In addition to helping you determine what information should be included, it also goes a step further to help you realize what pitfalls to avoid when creating this powerful, job-searching tool. Course Lessons |  | Lesson 1 - An Introduction to the ResumeThis lesson discusses what you can expect to learn throughout this course, including what a resume is and why it is important. | Lesson 2 - Types of ResumesThis lesson discusses the four basic types of resumes, including chronological, functional, combination, and cirricula vitae. | Lesson 3 - Preparing to Write Your ResumeIn this lesson you will learn about what type of information you should gather in order to prepare your resume. | Lesson 4 - PresentationThis lesson focuses on the look of your resume, including paper types, length, and using a template. | Lesson 5 - Professional Objective and Education SectionThis lesson focuses on crafting your professional objective and your educational experience. | Lesson 6 - ExperienceThis lesson discusses what type of experiences you should include on your resume. | Lesson 7 - Skills SectionThis lesson focuses on determining what type of skills you should include on your resume and how to present them. | Lesson 8 - Honors and AwardsThis lesson focuses on identifying and listing honors and awards on your resume. | Lesson 9 - Activities and InterestsThis lesson looks at what activities and interests you may want to consider adding to your resume, and how to fit them in. | Lesson 10 - Bolstering Your ResumeThis lesson looks at ways you can bolster your resume to make your experience more relevant or if you lack job experience. | Lesson 11 - Polishing Your ResumeThis lesson focuses on what you can do to polish your resume, including making it stand out and what to avoid. | Lesson 12 - Cover LettersThis lesson discusses cover letters, including what it is, what should be included, and how to format one. | Lesson 13 - Resumes in the Digital AgeThis lesson focuses on issues around digital formats, including scanning, using keyworks, and resume alternatives. |
Optional Certificates Awarded - Certificate of Merit
- Certificate of Academic Excellence
In addition to the standard Certificate of Course Completion, Merit Awards may be issued by the instructor at his/her own discretion and are based on student achievement. Merit awards also incur an additional $30.00 processing fee that covers the customization, printing, and delivery of the award, as well as access to the UniversalClass™ Portfolio Service that documents your achievements online. Official Merit Awards have a serial number that verifies the authenticity of the award (great for employers to verify your achievement).
| | Additional Information | Course Title | : | Resume Writing 101 | | CEU Value | : | | | Course Number | : | 7550211 | | Course Type | : | How To | | Course URL | : | | | Course Rating | : |  | | Instructor | : | | | Syllabus | : | | | Duration | : | Continuous: Enroll anytime! | | Requirements | : | View Technical Requirements | | Course Fee | : | Basic Course: $30 | | | | |
NOT FOR COLLEGE CREDIT This is a non-credit course, and is provided for your personal enrichment.
This course is not intended to be a substitute for any state, government, licensing, or educational requirements.
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