Resources:
What Can I Do With This Major?
View career sheets on a variety of majors. Great resource and all pages are printable.
Go there now.
Prepare for the Interview!
We have all heard that first impressions really do count. That is
why it is important to make a positive, convincing first impression
when beginning an interview. Download and print our "Tips for a
Successful Interview". This is a pdf document.
PRACTICE by asking us for a mock interview! Make an appointment with a Career
Specialist. Practice how you will answer basic interview questions, and get feedback.
Need to build your keyboarding skills for computer usage? Go to www.learn2type.com
to take a typing test and print a certificate. Go to www.sense-lang.org/typing to learn the
keyboard using the touch system.
Resumes:
A resume is a marketing tool. It should portray your unique
qualifications, help you stand out from other candidates, and make an
employer want to meet you in person. It is your advertisement to help you obtain an interview.
"Keep in mind that prospective employers will spend less than 30 seconds reviewing your resume. You must keep it clear, concise, and focused on the information that will sell you best."
You may print all sections as one .pdf document by clicking here. [13 pages]
- Getting Started:
- Types of Resumes:
- Tips for Writing & Sending your Resumes:
- Contents of a Resume:
- Sample Objective Statements:
- Action Verb List:
- Elements of a Cover Letter:
- Cover Letter 1
- Cover Letter 2
- Sample References:
- Sample Resumes:
- Combination Resume - Bio/Technology
- Chronological Resume - Military Training & Experience
- Chronological Resume - CAD Technologies
- Chronological Resume - Technical/CIS
- Chronological Resume
- Combination Resume
Bureau of Labor Statistics
www.stats.bls.gov
For comments or corrections, please phone the office at: 480-461-7430 or 480-461-7592 fax: 480-461-7814
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