Bridget Baggett

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Module # 1: Identifying the Components of a Resume
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Lesson #: One

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Welcome to "How to Write a

Competitive Resume" Learning
course. This course consists of
three modules. Module 1: Identify
the components of a resume;
Module 2 Assessing Your Internal
Strengths and Weakness; and
Module (3) Updating Your
Professional and Personal
Qualifications to a Resume. All
three modules must be completed
before your certificate of completion
is rendered.

Narrator: Welcome to "How to Write a

Competitive Resume" Learning course.
This course consists of three modules.
Module 1: Identify the components of a
resume; Module 2 Assessing Your
Internal Strengths and Weakness; and
Module (3) Updating Your Professional
and Personal Qualifications to a
Resume. All three modules must be
completed before your certificate of
completion is rendered.

Before we get started lets have a

quick overview on how to navigate
through the learning module. Use
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shaded areas to understand the
function of each button. Once you
completed press the next button to
move forward in this session.

Narrator: Before we get started lets

have a quick overview on how to
navigate through the learning module.
Use your mouse and scroll over the
shaded areas to understand the
function of each button. Once you
completed press the next button to
move forward in this session.

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As we progress through this

learning module make sure that you
have clear cut goals and
expectations of what you would like
to master from taking this course.
Here are some items you may want
to consider as we move forward
that can help you align your resume
with your career goals:

Narrator: As we progress through this

learning module make sure that you
have clear cut goals and expectations
of what you would like to master from
taking this course. Here are some items
you may want to consider as we move
forward that can help you align your
resume with your career goals:

Know your Audience: Be

knowledgeable of the audience
you are trying to attract with
your resume.
Have a Plan: How do you plan
to on getting your newly
revised resume in front of the
right employers?
Ask for Feedback: Reach out
and be open to feedback on
areas that may become a
challenge
Execute: Implement newly
found ideas that are practical
and align with your overall
career goals.

Writing a resume can be a

challenge for many, but When
you plan and set goals you are
more likely to overcome any
challenges that come your
way!

Know your Audience: Be

knowledgeable of the audience
you are trying to attract with your
resume.
Have a Plan: How do you plan to
on getting your newly revised
resume in front of the right
employers?
Ask for Feedback: Reach out and
be open to feedback on areas that
may become a challenge
Execute: Implement newly found
ideas that are practical and align
with your overall career goals.
Writing a resume can be a
challenge for many, but When you
plan and set goals you are more
likely to overcome any challenges
that come your way!

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Here are the learning objectives for

Module 1: Identifying the
Components of a Resume. You will
be learning the importance of a
resume; you will be able to identify
the components of a resume. Once
you can identify the components
you will connect to dots to know
where to place these critical
components on a resume to
capture the best visibility of the
employer. Once you have grasped
this foundation you are ready to
decide. In the scenario part of the
module you will be the hiring
authority and based on what you
have learned so far and what you
already know you will be able to
choose what resume you want to
review. Finally you can test your
knowledge to see if there are any
areas that may be perceived as a
challenge. Let's get started...

Narrator: Here are the learning

objectives for Module 1: Identifying the
Components of a Resume. You will be
learning the importance of a resume;
you will be able to identify the
components of a resume. Once you can
identify the components you will
connect to dots to know where to place
these critical components on a resume
to capture the best visibility of the
employer. Once you have grasped this
foundation you are ready to decide. In
the scenario part of the module you will
be the hiring authority and based on
what you have learned so far and what
you already know you will be able to
choose what resume you want to
review. Finally you can test your
knowledge to see if there are any areas
that may be perceived as a challenge.
Let's get started...

You Cannot underestimate the

importance of your Resume. This is
your first Impression. First
Impression is the Last Impression.
This is your Last chance to capture
your potential employers attention,
to pique his or her interest. This is
your ticket into the job of your
choice. Resume Writing is an act of
self-promotion. You have to show
your prospective employer that you
are unequivocally right for the job.
Not only that, but you have to
outline your experiences and your
Accomplishments otherwise, how
will he or she know that you are
truly qualified for the job?
Furthermore, the document also
serves as an example concerning
how well you can communicate and
how good you are at organization.
Think of your resume as a
promotional brochure about you!

Narrator: You Cannot underestimate

the importance of your Resume. This is
your first Impression. First Impression is
the Last Impression.
This is your Last chance to capture your
potential employers attention, to pique
his or her interest. This is your ticket
into the job of your choice. Resume
Writing is an act of self-promotion. You
have to show your prospective
employer that you are unequivocally
right for the job. Not only that, but you
have to outline your experiences and
your Accomplishments otherwise,
how will he or she know that you are
truly qualified for the job? Furthermore,
the document also serves as an
example concerning how well you can
communicate and how good you are at
organization. Think of your resume as
a promotional brochure about you!

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These are the five key components

of a Resume. Standing out can
mean the difference between
landing the interview and being
shuffled in the endless pile of
applications. While you want your
resume to be eye catching,
employers will expect to see certain
sections in your resume no matter
what. Be creative, but be thorough.
These sections make up the
backbone of a solid resume and
shouldnt be left out unless theyre
irrelevant to your experience (such
as education).

Narrator: These are the five key

components of a Resume. Standing
out can mean the difference between
landing the interview and being shuffled
in the endless pile of applications. While
you want your resume to be eye
catching, employers will expect to see
certain sections in your resume no
matter what. Be creative, but be
thorough.
These sections make up the backbone
of a solid resume and shouldnt be left
out unless theyre irrelevant to your
experience (such as education).

Identification: This is your contact

information should be included at
the top of your resume. Beneath
your full name, include as much
detail as youre willing to share,
such as your address, home phone,
cell phone, and email address.
Dont include your social security
number; this can be shared when
youre officially hired.
Career Profile: Also known as a
summary statement. Your summary
statement is perhaps the most
important aspect of your resume. It
offers a short, compelling
description of your career
accomplishments, as well as your
future ambitions. How will you
impact the target company? Why
should they continue reading? What
sets you apart from everyone else?
Education: If youve completed
higher education, this is a section to
include in your resume with the
name of the school or college, the
degree or course of study, and the
dates you attended/graduated.

Identification: This is your contact

information should be included at the
top of your resume. Beneath your full
name, include as much detail as youre
willing to share, such as your address,
home phone, cell phone, and email
address. Dont include your social
security number; this can be shared
when youre officially hired.
Career Profile: Also known as a
summary statement. Your summary
statement is perhaps the most
important aspect of your resume. It
offers a short, compelling description of
your career accomplishments, as well
as your future ambitions. How will you
impact the target company? Why
should they continue reading? What
sets you apart from everyone else?
Education: If youve completed higher
education, this is a section to include in
your resume with the name of the
school or college, the degree or course
of study, and the dates you
attended/graduated.

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Experience: Employers dont look

only at formal job experience when
making their hiring decisions. Be
sure to list any volunteer or unpaid
experience you have here as well.

Experience: Employers dont look only

at formal job experience when making
their hiring decisions. Be sure to list any
volunteer or unpaid experience you
have here as well.

Skills: Skills are an often

overlooked section to include in
your resume. A skills summary can
replace the qualification summary
toward the top of your resume,
breaking down individual skills into
easy to read bullet points or nicely
formatted lists for your employer to
scan. Skills are often a determining
factor when differentiating an
specific skill that will meet the
employer's need.

Skills: Skills are an often overlooked

section to include in your resume. A
skills summary can replace the
qualification summary toward the top of
your resume, breaking down individual
skills into easy to read bullet points or
nicely formatted lists for your employer
to scan. Skills are often a determining
factor when differentiating an specific
skill that will meet the employer's need.

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The order and content of

everyone's resume does not have
to be exactly the same. However,
formats are somewhat standardized
so that employers can easily find
the information they seek. After
your heading, sequence the
information on your resume from
most important to least important
with regard to supporting your
career profile.

Narrator: The order and content of

everyone's resume does not have to be
exactly the same. However, formats are
somewhat standardized so that
employers can easily find the
information they seek. After your
heading, sequence the information on
your resume from most important to
least important with regard to
supporting your career profile.

Heading: Use the form of your

name as it appears on academic
records and other documents an
employer may require you to
provide, so there will be no
confusion that documents belong to
the same person.
Career Profile: Make sure the
employer knows either the industry
you want to work in, or the type of
work you want to do, or the skills
you want to apply, or some
combination.
Education: Your education section
should almost always immediately
follow the objective statement. This
is because your education is your
current pursuit or most recent
significant accomplishment and is
usually related to your objective.
Experience: If at all possible, use
relevant experience to support your
career profile. This experience can
be paid or unpaid, an internship or
a substantial class project,
volunteer positions, or positions
held in clubs, etc. Your experience
does not have to be paid to be
relevant. This allows you to include
any experience
Skills: Most resumes can benefit
from having a skills section. The
heading might simply read "Skills,"
and include a list of various skills,
writing skills, etc.

Heading: Use the form of your name as

it appears on academic records and
other documents an employer may
require you to provide, so there will be
no confusion that documents belong to
the same person.
Career Profile: Make sure the
employer knows either the industry you
want to work in, or the type of work you
want to do, or the skills you want to
apply, or some combination.
Education: Your education section
should almost always immediately
follow the objective statement. This is
because your education is your current
pursuit or most recent significant
accomplishment and is usually related
to your objective.
Experience: If at all possible, use
relevant experience to support your
career profile. This experience can be
paid or unpaid, an internship or a
substantial class project, volunteer
positions, or positions held in clubs, etc.
Your experience does not have to be
paid to be relevant. This allows you to
include any experience
Skills: Most resumes can benefit from
having a skills section. The heading
might simply read "Skills," and include a
list of various skills, writing skills, etc.

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Scroll your mouse over the shaded

areas to identity each resume
component. Note its placement on
the resume.

Narrator: Scroll your mouse over the

shaded areas to identity each resume
component. Note its placement on the
resume.

In this activity you are the hiring

authority, the boss! You will are
hiring and looking for the best
candidate available. Based on the
questions asked make the best
selection based on what you
already know and what you recently
learned. Good Luck!

Narrator: In this activity you are the

hiring authority, the boss! You will are
hiring and looking for the best candidate
available. Based on the questions
asked make the best selection based
on what you already know and what
you recently learned. Good Luck!

Series of questions: What is the

first component you would
review on a resume to confirm a
candidate is qualified?

Narrator: Series of questions: What is

the first component you would
review on a resume to confirm a
candidate is qualified?

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Congratulations, You have
completed module one: Identifying
the Components of Resume

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What is the importance of a resume?

A. It showcases your contact information for follow ups and interviews
B. It is required to apply to a job
C. This is your Last chance to capture your potential employers attention
D. Serves as an example concerning how well you can communicate
E. It is your first impression and LAST impression
F. Your resume is like a promotional brochure
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Identification

Identification

Career Profile

Career Profile

Education

Education

Experience

Experience

Skills:

Skills:

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