High School Resume: How To Write Your First Resume (Plus Template)

High School Resume: Are you in high-school and are looking for a part-time or seasonal job? If yes, you are going to need a resume. Learn tips and tricks on how to write each section of the resume. Also, select templates from Microsoft Word, build on them, and create a stellar resume.
This is a beginner video to help you write your first resume and aimed at the high-school / entry level.
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[@savagesavage5180]

Instead of gpa how about my cod kd ratio

[@rws6695]

Sure lmfao 😂😂😂😂

[@xxfirestarterxx7943]

“Can I have a look at your grades?” “Nah man, but I have a 2.00 KD in COD mw” “Ight u hired”

[@declancrane3551]

@@xxfirestarterxx7943 bruh im gonna do that

[@aliessamaedelacruz5962]

LMAO 😂

[@dabiogunjimi255]

lmao

[@TackyTuesdaysPPP]

I went to a really good school, they had a class for freshmen and they taught us about making resumes and they gave us opportunities to do volunteer work. I wish all schools did this.

[@lynb2741]

Mine did this too I still don’t understand how to write a no experience resume so here I am 😂

[@radhyaseth3926]

Am I the only high school kid who literally has none of those skills or has done none of that volunteer work?

[@thatlazymaki9863]

Nope.

[@aimiesullens3919]

i hear ya

[@shimsham8935]

Ur not alone

[@StayingMindfulShaq]

Bruh quarantine boutta be over...I wanna get a job

[@ebookjapan8054]

I don't think any high school student does this. I didn't when I was in school.

[@unkwn6741]

Schools gotta teach this

[@PhilipChesney]

100% agree with you. I wish I had something similar when i was back in school. That is one of the inherent goals of this channel, to help others with the job-hunt and interview process and set them up for success.

[@sensitivedesensitivity7349]

@@PhilipChesney You're a saint

[@alexrod1072]

My school did but back in middle school so it’s pretty dumb Bc no one remembers that shit 😂

[@tina-cr7du]

They do in Canada

[@unkwn6741]

@@tina-cr7du which part cause they don't in NB

[@Indeed]

These resume tips are very helpful. Great video, Philip!

[@amywithajob504]

hey

[@RainbowBubbleSparkle]

Okay, but what if I have no skills, absolutely no past experience, never volunteered, are only in my school's choir, and is barely passing school? What do I put down then?

[@ttv_kabral025]

Same

[@Zvwry]

That you’re cheap?

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great question. Despite not having work experience nor ever volunteering, I would focus on your skills in choir. Let's think for a moment, what are some of the skills it takes to be in a choir? Do you work with other members of the choir? Do you have to rehearse? Does it demand a certain level of dedication to be good? I would dig deep here and try to focus on these areas from the choir experience. And if you love choir, show your passion for it. For many jobs, recruiters hire the person! Skills and training can be given on the job!

[@PhilipChesney]

@@SimplyAzgoth Great follow up question. A couple things to think about here. What makes you different or stand out from your peers? Do you have any other skills that might be valuable to an employer or a job that you want to go for? Additionally, maybe you've not had these other work experiences yet, but how about going for a volunteer role, even if it's just a couple hours a week? The benefits are two fold. You gain experience in a field and also network and meet many new people. Many times, with the skills you gain on this volunteer job and the people you meet, open a lot of doors for you and can help you land your next job.

[@PhilipChesney]

@@SimplyAzgoth Glad to hear it. Please let me know how it goes! Getting experience, writing your resume, job-hunting, and interviewing are things that take time & practice. Keep it at and things will work out!

[@calloftheseal6917]

School may not have taught me how to live independantly as a human being in society, but at least I know that xyz to the second power = 3618 squared.

[@liyalenae3349]

love that

[@porterjensen620]

Fax

[@joelgerrer5891]

This background music seems like I'm being taught common sense by a preschool teacher

[@AdultingShouldntSuck]

I thought the SAAAAME thing lol

[@porterjensen620]

Lol, and the ways he’s talking just adds to the preschool experience

[@facelessvoice3687]

Your tips helped me a lot especially since we were told to do a resume here for out Career Pathway Program subject. Thank you for keeping on helping people!

[@PhilipChesney]

Thank you so much for your message! I really appreciate your kind feedback!

[@pxearchive]

omg i’m in that rn😭

[@vortallz7930]

I'm just a middle schooler and they made me watch this video! I'm in this program about Human Resources. Thank you this helped out ❤❤

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks so much for your comment. Glad you found it helpful.

[@ooffoo5130]

this explains why none of my resumes have worked, thanks so much for this video! I hope it helps me land my first job 🤞🤞

[@bigsosadavid930]

Did u ever get the job

[@Nanobite939]

We are still wondering whether you got the job or not?

[@darlenerichard1589]

I'm writing a training course for students and your video is by far the very best I've found anywhere. Thank you so very much!

[@ndn7396]

Im in middle school but i really need a job so thanks this really helped 🙏🏽

[@PhilipChesney]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@ogheneteoghenesume8599]

Hopefully you'll see this, but if i am learning say Spanish for example, would i include that in the "languages" portion? I'm about to be a junior and I've been taking Spanish ever since so i know a decent amount, but definitely not enough to call myself bilingual in that aspect. Thank you for the video, super useful !! Lifesaver !!

[@aidentolosa2552]

This honestly helped me so much now I’m able to write a proper resume and get a goood job thank you so much for this video. -Julian

[@PhilipChesney]

Thank you so much for your feedback. I am very happy that you enjoyed the video and that it can help you write your resume. Best of luck in your job search!

[@andrewdo6797]

another thing to possibly add would be references for previous work/volunteer experiences, such as emails and phone numbers

[@PhilipChesney]

Great advice. Yes, some people do include references in the resume and this can help facilitate the process. Other times, when submitting a resume, you sometimes have to fill in a series of fields on a website and normally there will be a spot to fill in your references information (name, number, email, etc). Regardless, it is important to have this information on hand so that when it is requested, you can quickly furnish it. Once again, thanks for bringing this up! Great advice!

[@pizzawingmans9780]

Thank you, now I can start on making my resume

[@PhilipChesney]

Great to hear! Feel free to send any questions. Let me know how it goes.

[@ashleygreen5399]

This man Fr guessed my first job

[@joannaboyer6833]

do you have to include gpa? mine isn’t the best right now and i’m working to get it up but it’s hard with being out of school due to the pandemic.

[@PhilipChesney]

Great question. The answer is, there is no obligation to add your GPA on a resume. It is totally up to you. However, if you do have a high GPA, it is a nice addition.

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks again for asking this question. I put together a short article to address when you should add your GPA and when you shouldn't. Video coming soon. careerprep.me/should-i-add-my-gpa-to-my-resume/

[@PhilipChesney]

Video is here now. Video about adding your GPA to your resume. When to add it, when not to, how to add it, along with practical examples: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6SteqF3iZWYpJY

[@Junior-el6jy]

Mine was never good 😢

[@brandyprice613]

Best tips I found online and I am a professional job coach! Thank you.

[@Junior-zk3wv]

All my homies love Philip 🤝

[@ericzarate3796]

HOLLLYYYYY, I just found out about you, I believe you will make life easier for me trying to get through high school and college

[@PhilipChesney]

Great to hear! I really hope it helps!

[@thelittledragon5595]

thank you so much, this was the easiest video to follow on making a resume.

[@samuraitokyo6932]

I have a few questions in mind: what if I am low communication and barely learning a few things in my mind (such as taking care of people+ learning how to cook or speak any foreign language ); but I wanted to get a job... is it possible to get hired? If so, is there any advice after getting hired?

[@jackmcginnis9010]

Do I have to put my gpa? It probably wouldn’t land me a job 😂

[@PhilipChesney]

Great question. I would only consider putting my GPA if it is high. If it's below average, leave it out, and focus the resume on your other skills and traits. careerprep.me/should-i-add-my-gpa-to-my-resume/ Here is the new step-by-step video about adding your GPA on a resume: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6SteqF3iZWYpJY

[@ThuMinh-jg9ie]

I’m struggling seeking for scholarships for the first This is absolutely helpful Thank you

[@PhilipChesney]

So glad you found the video helpful! Best of luck on getting scholarships! Let me know how it goes!

[@jimmuelgacos6174]

Truly helpful But I have a question How about if you don't have any volunteer experiences?

[@karenarevalo9639]

Let’s say for example I’ve been playing a sport since middle school all the way through high school, do I include my middle school years and high school years in my resume or do I just include only high school activities? I haven’t been participating much in extracurricular activities in high school but I did throughout my middle school and beginning freshmen year so idk what to doooooo

[@PhilipChesney]

There isn't a specific rule in this case. If you deem that your middle school sport's experience is relevant, then by all means, add it. Playing sports is a great thing to add on resumes as it demonstrates teamwork, work ethic, focus, and many other things. I would consider adding your middle school sports experience.

[@karenarevalo9639]

Philip Chesney Thank you!

[@Srvhim4life1]

Thank you. This helped my teen a great deal.

[@PhilipChesney]

Thank you so much for your message! So happy your teen found it helpful!

[@gamingwithazian1453]

I have only volunteer experience, no work experience. Should I move my Volunteer experience to the top where work experience would normally be?

[@PhilipChesney]

Yes, if you do not have work experience, then adding your volunteer experience at the top is a definite option. It is important to remember that you can gain a lot of skills at a volunteer position. Sometimes, they may be even similar to what you would learn at a job. I have created a separate video for writing a resume with no experience. Hope this helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5KWpWt-eqp6etk

[@tashaxoxo2257]

I know I’m literally 2 years late, but I have no volunteer or extracurricular activities to put on my resume except some leadership roles 2 years ago. I’m in my last year of school and I need to save up to move out of a home with my narcissistic and abusive mum who has never let me do any extracurricular activities, volunteer work, etc. I have no idea what skills I could put on the resume without the extra activities, and I’ve yet to graduate so I don’t have a graduate score yet,

[@jennam4448]

I have zero work experience, barely any volunteer experience, I'm in any high school clubs, I don't play sports. I joined Key Club once and lasted a single year. I used to be in choir (3 years) and multiple bands (3 in total) but I don't anymore.

[@AdultingShouldntSuck]

Sounds like you need to volunteer somewhere to build up some skills! The only person you can depend on to make your life better is yourself.

[@haruzhi2258]

Thank you 😍

[@marleyeliza5107]

I just graduated so should I put the college I’ll start at in the fall where you name your school?

[@PhilipChesney]

Great question! Yes, you could add the starting date, which in your case would be in the fall. You could add the College's name, then your Major, then on the date part, add Starting Sept 2020 or something similar.

[@JaceBoogie]

Very helpful tutorial. Thank you!

[@PhilipChesney]

Glad you found it helpful! Best of luck on your job search!

[@yukko_yoshida]

this is helpful but like.. what if you don't have any work experience like you don't do anything in your free time? what should I do then

[@Whaddle31]

Start volunteering

[@bobadreams5542]

I'm just starting out high school, can I include notable awards I got in middle school or no?

[@PhilipChesney]

Absolutely! That is a great question. If you have received notable awards in the past, I would definitely consider adding them to your resume.

[@archerhill8073]

phillo your a legend👍

[@ebookjapan8054]

HR/ Hiring Managers care about EXPERIENCE only. Keep it short and to the point. This is the one situation where an 'objective' and 'summary' sections can be put in but it has to be a few lines only, this section is typically just skipped over if you have experience. These videos are made by people who clearly haven't been in the job market for over a decade. HR gets so many applications in they simply do a quick scan and move on, you need to start low like grocery or fast food. You simply need a pulse for these jobs, a resume shows you put in an extra effort which can help you. Most important thing is to gain experience to put on a resume. Lean heavy on soft skills (communication, friendliness, tech literacy, etc.)

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting.

[@miker8380]

Random Question: If I did a Master Class that relates to the job can I put that in there?

[@PhilipChesney]

Not sure I understood 100% what you meant by a master class, but I am assuming this is a short-term course, right? If yes, then definitely, you could add this on your resume.

[@bbf0ab08cb44becfec]

Damn I'm supposed to have gone to El Salvador and reconstructed an orphanage

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting! I'm glad you brought you this up. I think it may appear that I set a high bar for what you can add for the volunteer work section. The fact is, volunteer opportunities can come in all shapes and sizes. Feel free to add your different volunteer experiences. Here is a short list of some common volunteer opportunities: animal rescue shelters, food pantries, national parks, habitat for humanity, fund raise or sell items to raise money for a cause, tutor/teach, referee, among many others. I hope I was able to clarify your comment.

[@bbf0ab08cb44becfec]

@@PhilipChesney lol I know I was just poking fun, great vid helped me write mine 😀

[@PhilipChesney]

@@bbf0ab08cb44becfec lol No worries! Thanks again for commenting! Cheers and best of luck on your job search.

[@natemartinez2189]

can I add my warzone wins as an achievement?

[@liyalenae3349]

absolutely 😭

[@yello.universe4164]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful 😊😊

[@PhilipChesney]

Thank you so much for your feedback! Glad you found it helpful!

[@elise_jones]

This video was extremely helpful - thank you!

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks so much for your feedback! Means a lot! Glad you found it helpful!

[@browdio6963]

I should consider putting my copywriting and social media skills in my resume

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great idea! I would definitely consider adding copywriting and social media skills in your resume. These are skills many companies look for so it may help.

[@officialblankclan66]

Thank you, this video was very helpful

[@PhilipChesney]

Thank you so much for your feedback!

[@ItsKoriLol]

This is actually really useful thank you!

[@agent_orca7512]

The template in the description doesn't have the achievement or volunteer sections. Do you have one with those?

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting. Yes, I have uploaded a new template including the achievement and volunteer sections. You can find it here: careerprep.me/high-school-and-college-resume-downloadable-template/ Best of luck!

[@aransajjan2094]

For objective section can I write experience in customer service and sales and great customer service because I’m looking for retail and you said this is for students to write down

[@sids7735]

if you have board positions at school clubs, where do you put them?

[@PhilipChesney]

Great question. For school clubs, I would create an additional section on the resume called Extracurricular Activities. I would then add the information there.

[@tajoo9049]

Thanks mate, you helped me a lot.

[@PhilipChesney]

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing and glad to hear it helped you out!

[@omarytheglxxmy8524]

what if it is your first job in all general ? what should be put down in the experience section

[@PhilipChesney]

If you haven't had any professional experience or informal work experience, focus on what you have done in school, extracurricular activities, internships, volunteer work, educational achievements etc. Align these aspects with what the job is requesting (Job description). Demonstrate that you are eager to put your previous educational experiences into practice. Remember, for most entry-level jobs, employers are not expecting you to have a lot of experience, if any at all. What you do need to do is demonstrate your interest and how the other skills you've attained will assist you in the job.

[@joshbrown9926]

We don’t do GPA in Canada, what would I put instead. I have honours and I have an 88 avg so I’m an A student. How would I word that?

[@luissilva5184]

88 is A in Canada??

[@joshbrown9926]

@@luissilva5184 yup

[@iisunzo]

@@joshbrown9926 that’s a B for me

[@jasonaponte460]

What if I already graduated school and I’m not planning to go to college?

[@smelly7203]

More examples for skills? I have a couple, but none revenant to the joB?

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting. One activity you can do is take the job you are applying for, and then look at job descriptions for the same role at other companies. Look for the common skills that are requested in the job descriptions. Then see which of these skills you have. You can then add these accordingly to your resume. Hope this helps.

[@maddymcelroy8241]

in terms of skills can I add personal things like team player, people person, and goal oriented, or does it need to be specific things I can do?

[@PhilipChesney]

Fantastic and very relevant question, Maddy McElroy. Yes, you can! On my own resume, I label these under the skills section or Core Competencies. So the items you have added such as Team Player, Goal Oriented, and People Person are perfectly relevant for this section. One extra tip here, for each of the items you add, make sure in your mind you have a clear example of how you are a people person or team player. It is very common for a recruiter to see certain things on a resume and then say, "So, could you tell me about a time when you were a team player." These questions come up a lot, so be prepared to give some context on them. Hope this was helpful!

[@bensonwu1238]

I am taking a career course, and I have an assignment of writing a Resume.

[@kyriankyle8166]

Thank you so much 🙏🏽 this was really helpful

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting Kyrian Kyle! Very happy to hear that you found it helpful!

[@lustrals1273]

I looked for this template one word it was there but was missing stuff tried to download it from the link that you gave but didn't work. Anyway thank you

[@PhilipChesney]

Sorry about that. I have re-uploaded the template. You can download it here: careerprep.me/high-school-and-college-resume-downloadable-template/ Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions and best of luck on your job search!

[@michaelmassari39]

My average percentage across both semesters was an 85%, is it an american system or something, because I don't feel like my GPA should only be 3.0.. (my guess is because of the lack of credits a job-less high school student would have, i.e. being in grade nine; gpa's aren't a good way of showing your education/grades at that point in your educational career)

[@PhilipChesney]

it depends what market you are in. In the USA, GPA's are pretty important, but you should also invest time in extracurricular activities, volunteer programs, sports, and other activities of interest that push you toward your goals. Adding these other activities on your resume make a huge difference and definitely get recruiters' attention.

[@josiaht5687]

loser

[@jburgosweb]

Mr. Philip Chesney, I just came across your channel, GREAT STUFF!! congrats...You may remember me, we talked about a biz on skype long ago. BEST!!!

[@PhilipChesney]

Hey Javier. great to connect again. Hope all is well.

[@GucciShades-w1h]

Thanks so much! The other videos were so confusing :( this is really helpful. 👍

[@PhilipChesney]

Very happy you found the video helpful! If there are any other videos about interviewing you would like to see on the channel, please feel free to let me know.

[@cristablogs3742]

I don’t understand what to say on my objective

[@pourtoujourmonce8347]

Sameeee

[@alexrod1072]

Same

[@YAHW3H]

I am a Grade 10 student who don't have any idea about resume any tips? about the education part?

[@layanaljohani7136]

I have no job experience but I have certificates in python programming,app software , positive mental health etc from diff courses I took online do I write those down as skills?or what exactly these certificates are literally the only maybe intresting thing I have

[@PhilipChesney]

Those are great certificates to have and I would definitely add them to your resume. You can add them to the skills section. You could also add them to the Extracurricular section if you prefer. When you are first starting out your career, you're not going to have experience, so building your resume by taking courses and getting certificates is an excellent way to gain experience.

[@user-mv5rf9xb9c]

Great help. Just applied to Sonic.

[@PhilipChesney]

Glad you found it useful!

[@McClaps]

What if i dont really have anything going for me to add in objective? All my club performance was average, my grades are average(except for my language class straight Fs for that subject) never joined a sport activities since i wasnt interested in it

[@monkeygod027]

Thank you so much for this

[@PhilipChesney]

you're welcome!

[@geraldtantano5679]

Big help for me, because our teacher assign a project to us her students to create a resume

[@shankarm5592]

Thanks for the video 💯💯💯

[@PhilipChesney]

You're most welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@studyenglishthrough-Ro-SETRL]

Thank you

[@meekhaider4852]

I don’t have any volunteering experience. However I’m a musician and I play shows with bands and stuff does that count? I also umpire cricket games which I get paid for.

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great question! Some people don't have volunteer experience, but they do participate in other activities, hobbies, and side jobs. Like you have mentioned, you are a musician and play in bands. This definitely counts! Also, your work as an umpire at cricket games would also count. I would consider adding these on your resume. Hope this helps.

[@hYro_Z]

Miss Romero 🔛🔝

[@michellejett3234]

Would it be possible for you to redo this using Google Docs, please?

[@DC-np5kf]

Hey man, great video ! Is there another way i can download the template? when i try to using the description link it doesnt allow me to edit the template itself, thanks.

[@PhilipChesney]

Hey Yo Hessy, sorry about that. Here is the direct link to the template: careerprep.me/high-school-and-college-resume-downloadable-template/

[@DC-np5kf]

@@PhilipChesney thank you, much appreciated. Surprised how fast that reply was, truly shows your dedication bro, keep it up

[@user-iq7oo8dg7g]

hello, I was an usher for 2 days for a film festival. I want to put this under experience but Im not sure how to date it. It was in may 2018, its a 2 day festival. Should I list it simply as May 2018 or may 2018 - present because I do it every year on may for 2 days because the film festival is held every year.

[@PhilipChesney]

I would put something like: May 2018, and then underneath I would add,"Work as an usher for the (name) film festival two days a year every year etc."

[@user-iq7oo8dg7g]

@@PhilipChesney thank you!!

[@PhilipChesney]

You're welcome. Hope you found it helpful!

[@whittakerbs90]

Thank you for this. I am turning 15 next Saturday and looking for a job this summer

[@TackyTuesdaysPPP]

Happy birthday

[@whittakerbs90]

@@TackyTuesdaysPPP thanks

[@georgec9384]

@@TackyTuesdaysPPP u get a job from your school thingy

[@TackyTuesdaysPPP]

@@georgec9384 what

[@aestheticbae3333]

Does it matter if the template is not a Student template?

[@iisunzo]

It shouldn’t really ig

[@nicholasrambaran6307]

So what if you aren't part of any extra curricular groups

[@orotosakisanchan5131]

You lie

[@PhilipChesney]

Many companies look for different ways that candidates differentiate themselves from their other peers. A great way to do this is being part of extracurricular groups and volunteering. In that spirit, I would encourage you to search for some extracurricular groups or volunteer programs. These experiences give your resume more weight (makes your resume more attractive to recruiters) and, most of all, help you grow personally and professionally.

[@AeroInspire]

What would I do if I have not been apart of any official clubs, groups or teams?

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great question, Electro, and for many people, this is the case. They have not been a part of any club, groups, or teams. There are a couple of alternatives that you could add. Do you have any hobbies that are directly or even indirectly related to the job or field you are aiming for? If yes, I would mention them in the resume. Secondly, you could try to volunteer for a company/organization to try to gain some relevant experience that you can add on your resume. This never hurts and will only benefit you. Lastly, you could (if possible) find a group, club, or sports team that is of interest to you and join. Hope I was able to answer your question.

[@AeroInspire]

@@PhilipChesney Thank you! This answers a lot of my questions, ill be taking your advice!

[@PhilipChesney]

@@AeroInspire Glad to hear you found it helpful!

[@AdebowaleAdebayo-xp3cf]

is this online job application friendly

[@thomasquinn5862]

What if you do nothing... you go to school dont do any activities grades are low and you are a stay at home intervert who hates talking to people and when they do they find it extremely arkward? any advice?

[@aishaalmutairy3285]

If i want to apply to a college do i need a cv or a resume

[@PhilipChesney]

So essentially, a resume and a CV are the same thing. There is a third item called a Cover Letter. A cover letter is normally sent together with your resume. It is generally an introduction of who you are, your interests, your motivation for the job/school etc. So in your case of wanting to apply to college, you would need a cover letter. Hope this helps!

[@Zousky]

Does a lemonade stand work as a informal experience?

[@PhilipChesney]

Yes, it sure could. If you had the stand over a period of time you could definitely add it. Be prepared to talk about what you did, your tasks etc.

[@antoniohakko7785]

what if you are applying to a fast food job would it be better to add skills like good at photography and Microsoft office, and fluent in Languages or would it be irrelevant and it would make it worse ???

[@PhilipChesney]

That is a great question. Let's try connect some of your examples to the fast food job you want to apply for. I'm not sure how well photography fits in, however, imagine it is a small fast food restaurant and maybe they want some help doing some ads, visuals, banners, etc. Maybe this skill of photography could come in handy and be worthwhile to mention. Microsoft office-definitely. You can use it for tons of things. I would also add that you are fluent in languages. This will allow you to give customer service to speakers of other languages. This can be extremely helpful! So, to answer your question, i would actually consider these to be relevant skills and would add them. Hope you found the answer helpful and best of luck on your job hunt.

[@antoniohakko7785]

@@PhilipChesney thank you I did

[@anajimenez2107]

If we’re applying to a retail position , would it be okay if I were to include my cna certification?

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great question and I believe there are two answers to it. The first I would say is that there is not much relevance of having your CNA certification on your resume and applying to retail. However, every time you get a new certification, this demonstrates that you studied, prepared, and focused to get it. This conveys more about you as a professional. In that sense, and to answer your question, I would include it on your resume. The one thing I would be aware of is, when you go in for an interview, be prepared for the interviewer to ask you the question, "I see you are a certified CNA, why are you pursuing a job in retail?" I hope I was able to answer your question. Feel free to send any questions or comments. Best of luck on your job search.

[@mlovebba]

Would be super helpful to give the template in a word document 🙏

[@Noor-ey8oh]

I want to get a job at Burlington and I don't play any sports or have any activities outsides of volunteer work. What else can I put?

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting. What kind of volunteer work do you do? A lot of times there are transferable skills from volunteer positions that you can add on your resume.

[@Noor-ey8oh]

@@PhilipChesney I volunteer at my mosque's food pantry every Sunday. I have about 80 total volunteer hours from that.

[@PhilipChesney]

@@Noor-ey8oh That's great! Yes, I would definitely add this. I would add something like this: Add the name of the Mosque's Food Pantry, add your title(volunteer), and a quick explanation of what you do and how often. Thanks again for sharing and best of luck with your resume writing and feel free to send any more comments or questions you might have.

[@bryant4555]

Does it matter matter what type of paper I use? Can I use printer paper from r my resume for tacobell interview ? Pls help 😭

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great question. In just about all of the cases I've seen, candidates tend to use normal printer paper. The only exception might be if you are in the design industry and have different images on your resume etc. But in this situation mentioned, most candidates would send it via email. For your Taco Bell interview, normal printer paper would suffice. Best of luck on your interview!

[@ashleighsmith9684]

What do I put on my resume for education if I'm homeschooled??

[@josephpostma1787]

Tell them you live at school. Or keep it clear and tell them you are homeschooled.

[@lking8355]

Hey where should i put referees

[@PhilipChesney]

Great question. You could either put it in the work experience section or the volunteer experience section. Either one would work. If it is a job you get paid for, maybe the Work Experience section would be better.

[@-bennyke__8948]

hey, what do i add on the job title i want

[@grungymarker2557]

do you include suburb or state for address Might be different for me I live in Australia

[@unknown_bot3062]

What if you are somebody with no job experience never volunteered bad grades doesn’t do any sports and plays video games

[@PhilipChesney]

That is a great question and thanks for bringing this up. Sometimes this is the case, no job experience, never volunteered, don't play sports or have any extracurricular activities etc. This is actually quite common. The trick here is to get started building your experiences so you can create a strong resume. Are there any hobbies or extracurricular activities that interest you? Are there any courses that you can take online? Are there volunteer opportunities in your area? There are a lot of Massive Online Open Courses (Coursera, Hubspot, Udacity, EDX and many others)that you can take online for free. Some of these even give certificates. These are great to start furthering your knowledge and adding them to your resume. Also, search for volunteer opportunities in your region. This will allow you to get practical experience and will also build your references. These are just a couple of ways to get started. I hope that I have helped answer your question.

[@yordigarcia9942]

How can I download the template? and do my own?

[@alexaperez4593]

You search it in templates on Microsoft word

[@PhilipChesney]

Thanks for commenting! I have re-uploaded the template. You can find it here: careerprep.me/high-school-and-college-resume-downloadable-template/ Hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any questions.

[@omzy_ozman_1v1lol28]

did he really leak his address to the internet like nothing happen?

[@rachelgreen2029]

Is it a job CV? Actually i am looking for a CV for applying a foreign high school , does it work for that?

[@rachelgreen2029]

Please answer me ASAP

[@PhilipChesney]

The template shown in the video is for high school or college students, or entry-level professionals. If you need a resume to apply to a foreign high school, it might be worth checking if they are requesting a specific format. If not, then this could possibly work.

[@gggaming323]

Do U have to bring Ur birth certificate and Ur media care card

[@PhilipChesney]

That's a great question and this can possibly vary from state to state. In most cases, if you bring your driver's license and have your SSN ready to add on the form, that normally suffices ( at least for all the places I've worked at). I have never been asked to have my birth certificate and medical card. Did an employer ask for these two items?

[@saboorsabr2360]

What’s a GPA??

[@PhilipChesney]

GPA means Grade Point Average. It is commonly used in high school and college. Here is a quick read on how it works: careerprep.me/should-i-add-my-gpa-to-my-resume/

[@HayzelloOneZ]

Name a high school student that went to El Salvador to help reconstruct an orphanage after an earthquake.