Kay Said:

Where can I find a "standard" resume template?

We Answered:

Hello, Andrew! In Internet you can find any kinds of templates. I think its not such big problem. But let me give you one advise - the best way to be hire is to ask professional to make resume for you. Present time there are many special services which can help you , especially if you do not have much work experience. These people know how to make your resume the best and unforgettable for your employer. Remember! Resume is your Bussinness Card! Resume gives first impression about you, it depends on your resume if you have further interview with an employer or he doesn’t give you attention and .Be serious with your resume!
I hope I could help you a little !
Good Luck!

Valerie Said:

I'm a college student applying for a job at my university, where can I download an appropriate resume template?

We Answered:

Office Word has sample templates. Use one of them.

Valerie Said:

need help with college resume, for high school student?

We Answered:

You should include an objective statement (The objective is most useful when the person reading your resume is unsure of the position you’re applying for, usually because this was never made clear by the company or if you’re just entering the work-force with an entry-level job. The general pitfalls of an objective statement is either making it too specific or too vague. Though the hiring manager wants to be able to tell immediately whether you’re a well-suited candidate for the position, they are even more interested in whether you are suited for the company. If your objective doesn’t convey why you would be an excellent hire, chances are your resume will go straight to the wastebasket. If your objective is too vague and says absolutely nothing about you, you might as well not bother writing one at all. The well-written objective will tell the employer immediately the kind of job for which you are looking and why they should hire you.), your education up to this point, extracurricular activities (volunteering, part-time jobs, after-school hobbies), & grades (if they are good).

Rafael Said:

I am a first-year college student. How should my resume look like?

We Answered:

Your resume should have your full name, address, mail info, phone and email at the top.

Then, an objective statement, where you very briefly describe what you're looking for.

Then, in order:

Education, employment, relevant skills (ex. C++ programming or screenwriting or level 12 piano. They don't need to know that you can spin a basketball on your finger), activities (volunteer work, sports, etc. Try to keep this relevant to the job you're applying for if possible.)

There are lots of good templates out there. I can show you mine if you message me.

Added: Yes, since you're only in first year, you should include your high school stuff. Try to replace high school stuff with new stuff as time goes on. After you graduate, you should not have anything related to high school on your resume (unless you were Valedictorian, or something equally incredible).

Joe Said:

Can anyone help me find a good resume template for a college student looking for an internship?

We Answered:

[First and Last Name]

[Local Address] ? [Local Phone] ? [Email]
[Permanent Address] • [Permanent Phone]


EDUCATION
University of Southern California
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration May 200x
Concentration in [concentration]
• GPA: x.xx
• [Awards and Honors]

[Study Abroad Institution] Fall 200x
[Name of Program]

ACADEMIC TEAM PROJECT
[Title of Project]
• [Accomplishments and roles within the team project]
• [Accomplishments and roles within the team project]

EXPERIENCE
[Company Name]; [Company Location] [Month Year] – [Month Year]
[Title]
• [Include accomplishment statements, awards, achievements. Select statements that are valuable to the company or industry you are targeting.]
• [Include accomplishment statements, awards, achievements. Select statements that are valuable to the company or industry you are targeting.]
• [Include accomplishment statements, awards, achievements. Select statements that are valuable to the company or industry you are targeting.]

[Company Name]; [Company Location] [Month Year] – [Month Year]
• [Accomplishment Statement, Awards, Achievements]
• [Accomplishment Statement, Awards, Achievements]
• [Accomplishment Statement, Awards, Achievements]

COMPUTER SKILLS
• [Include significant technical skills, languages, and software packages]
• [Include significant technical skills, languages, and software packages]

LEADERSHIP
• [Include activities, athletics, or volunteer work demonstrating leadership roles]
• [Include activities, athletics, or volunteer work demonstrating leadership roles]