Your Resume’s Presentation
Your resume’s presentation depends on your audience and experience. If you can fit your resume onto one page without crowding, do so. Resumes for clinical positions may be two pages if you have significant previous experi-ence, but make sure it is at least one-and-a-half pages in length. A C.V. (Curriculum Vitae), required for academic, research, and post-doc positions, may be several pages long. Employers who ask for a C.V. may mean a resume.
Your resume must be easy to read and visually attractive. Use margins, headings, caps, bullets, italics, bold, and underlining to direct your reader’s attention to important content. Good font choices include Arial, Times Roman, Helvetica, Calibri and Garamond (11 point is typical). For hard copy, use resume paper and a fresh printer cartridge.
Your resume is a reflection of you! Proofread it with care, and make sure information is presented consistently and accurately. If emailing your resume and letter, send them as PDFs labeled with your first and last name (ex: Jane Doe resume.PDF). Send them to yourself first to double-check the format.
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Exercise 5. Study the following resume and answer the following questions/
What is the name of the applicant?
Where does he live?
What personal information does he give about himself?
What is his education? What certificate does he already have? What certificate does he expect to receive in the fall 2019?
What languages does he speak? What other skills does he heve?
What courses did he take while studying at the university?
Does he have any social work experience?
What were his duties?
What did he achieve?
What did he write about his work with youth? Why did he mention it?
Where did he take his internship?
What do we find out about his training and participation in the conferences?
What are his interests?
Do you think this applicant received a job?
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