FMSD Career Development
Career Exploration
High School Resume' Examples and Writing Tips​
By Alison Doyle
Updated January 09, 2017
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Writing a resume' when you're a high school student who doesn't have much – or any – prior work experience can seem daunting. A good way to get started is to look at examples of resumes and read tips on what to include and how to format your resume'.
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A great resume' will make you look prepared, professional and skillful.
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For students or recent graduates, a resume' needs to highlight knowledge by focusing on coursework, specific skills and work or volunteer experiences.
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There isn't one correct way to format your resume', but perfection in spelling, formatting and style are essential.
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Always consider the audience for your resume'. What is your potential employer looking for? How can you meet their needs? Try to see yourself from their perspective and design your resume' with the reader in mind.
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The information on this page is designed to guide you in building your best resume'. Explore resume' templates, builders, relevant advice and trends here. If you need help, don't hesitate to make an appointment with Ms. Kleffman for editing and assistance.
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