Student Resume
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Rossei
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- Jun 6, 2010
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- Category........
- PNP
- Visa Office......
- Buffalo
- NOC Code......
- 2133
- Job Offer........
- Yes
- Pre-Assessed..
- Yes
- App. Filed.......
- 18-Jan-2011 (Buffalo)
- Doc's Request.
- N/A
- Nomination.....
- 26-Nov-2010
- AOR Received.
- 21-Jul-2011 (Email)
- IELTS Request
- N/A
- File Transfer...
- N/A
- Med's Request
- 25-Jul-2011 (Reg. Mail)
- Med's Done....
- 03-Aug-2011
- Interview........
- N/A
- Passport Req..
- 08-Sep-2011 (Email)
- VISA ISSUED...
- 20-Sep-2011 (Buffalo)
- LANDED..........
- 20-Sep-2011 (Niagara)
I give you mine 
(I had 4 co-op terms during my engineering undergrad and full-time offer before I graduated using this resume format)
[A well-written sentence re: what and why you are pursuing your career - it's not manadatory]
EDUCATION:
Name of degree Date (From - To)
Concentration:
CGPA: (if you have a high one)
Name of College/University, City, Province
* RELEVANT COURSES:
[You may list couple of courses you finished/near completion directly relevant/required by the job]
RELATED/RELEVANT SKILLS:
[Write the special skills that are relevant to your profession]
COMPUTER SKILLS:
[You can just write all together or categorize each item like following:]
Systems: DOS, Windows XP/Vista/7, Unix etc.
Language: C, C++, Java etc.
Graphics Design: Adobe software
CAD Tools: AutoCAD, CATIA etc.
...make your own...
Important: Don't write MS Office, break it down to all/each applications that you know well (i.e. MS Word, MS Excel,
MS Powerpoint and so on)
WORK EXPERIENCES:
[Make it in reverse-chronological order]
Position/ Co-op/ Student Position Date (From - To)
Department, Employer, City, Province
[job reponsiblities and your accomplishments in bullet forms]
Position/ Co-op/ Student Position Date (From - To)
Department, Employer, City, Province
[job reponsiblities and your accomplishments in bullet forms]
Position/ Co-op/ Student Position Date (From - To)
Department, Employer, City, Province
[job reponsiblities and your accomplishments in bullet forms]
PROJECTS:
[list your school projects that are relevant]
* PUBLICATIONS:
[list all your publications/submissions if you have any]
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES:
[You can either list them as same as WORK EXPERIENCES or just list them in bullet form]
* ADDITIONAL SKILLS:
[You can list some other additional skills here: organizational skills/management skills/presentation skills etc.]
HONOURS & ACTIVITIES:
[list your HONOURS as being student first, ORGANIZATIONS on second and your HOBBIES at the end]
* The HEADINGS with asterik (*) mark are optional.
REMEMBER:
- Select universal font (i.e. Times New Roman or Arial) of size 11 or 12.
- Use "strong/action verbs" in your sentences
- The resume shound't extend beyond 2 pages
- Write your name as a header (on left/right) on the second page if required
- None of your sentences in bullet form have to be grammatically correct (but spelling has to be correct) meaning that it may not have
'Subject' or ends with periods (Example: • Performed pre-service inspections & adjustments on electrical systems )
(I had 4 co-op terms during my engineering undergrad and full-time offer before I graduated using this resume format)
FULL NAME
Address
Contact No.
Email Address
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address
Contact No.
Email Address
[A well-written sentence re: what and why you are pursuing your career - it's not manadatory]
EDUCATION:
Name of degree Date (From - To)
Concentration:
CGPA: (if you have a high one)
Name of College/University, City, Province
* RELEVANT COURSES:
[You may list couple of courses you finished/near completion directly relevant/required by the job]
RELATED/RELEVANT SKILLS:
[Write the special skills that are relevant to your profession]
COMPUTER SKILLS:
[You can just write all together or categorize each item like following:]
Systems: DOS, Windows XP/Vista/7, Unix etc.
Language: C, C++, Java etc.
Graphics Design: Adobe software
CAD Tools: AutoCAD, CATIA etc.
...make your own...
Important: Don't write MS Office, break it down to all/each applications that you know well (i.e. MS Word, MS Excel,
MS Powerpoint and so on)
WORK EXPERIENCES:
[Make it in reverse-chronological order]
Position/ Co-op/ Student Position Date (From - To)
Department, Employer, City, Province
[job reponsiblities and your accomplishments in bullet forms]
Position/ Co-op/ Student Position Date (From - To)
Department, Employer, City, Province
[job reponsiblities and your accomplishments in bullet forms]
Position/ Co-op/ Student Position Date (From - To)
Department, Employer, City, Province
[job reponsiblities and your accomplishments in bullet forms]
PROJECTS:
[list your school projects that are relevant]
* PUBLICATIONS:
[list all your publications/submissions if you have any]
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES:
[You can either list them as same as WORK EXPERIENCES or just list them in bullet form]
* ADDITIONAL SKILLS:
[You can list some other additional skills here: organizational skills/management skills/presentation skills etc.]
HONOURS & ACTIVITIES:
[list your HONOURS as being student first, ORGANIZATIONS on second and your HOBBIES at the end]
REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
* The HEADINGS with asterik (*) mark are optional.
REMEMBER:
- Select universal font (i.e. Times New Roman or Arial) of size 11 or 12.
- Use "strong/action verbs" in your sentences
- The resume shound't extend beyond 2 pages
- Write your name as a header (on left/right) on the second page if required
- None of your sentences in bullet form have to be grammatically correct (but spelling has to be correct) meaning that it may not have
'Subject' or ends with periods (Example: • Performed pre-service inspections & adjustments on electrical systems )
addition information:
name
address
Telephone:
email
PROFILE:
This should be a short summary of your experience, skills and abilities, and be contained in four to six lines of text. Only list the attributes that will be of interest to an employer; do not include irrelevancies
Achievements
A lot of students/graduates won't have an achievements section, because you won't have anything to write here. If you can think of some achievements please list 3 to 6 achievements which you feel will be in line with your next position. Do not list achievements which are not in line with what you want to do next. Bullet point your achievements to make them stand out. Start with the strongest point in your favour and then work backwards from there
Education/Qualifications
Only list the most important qualifications
EXPERIENCE:
When you are describing your experience for each position you should start with the strongest point in your favour and then work backwards. If you have a lot of points to put under one specific job you may want to break this description into two or more sections. You could break up this section into responsibilities and achievements or you could break it up into specific functions, e.g. management,
Make sure you stress your responsibilities and achievements under each job which will be useful in your next job, but do not repeat information in your CV as this will just bore the reader.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Include any additional information, such as whether you have a driving licence - if you have a clean driving licence, say so. Date of birth, marital status and nationality can usually be left off your CV.
INTERESTS:
Keep this part fairly short, but make sure you list any current positions of responsibility
REFERENCES:
You should include two referees, one of which should be an academic reference, e.g. your personal tutor, while the second reference could be from an employer you have worked for.
name
address
Telephone:
PROFILE:
This should be a short summary of your experience, skills and abilities, and be contained in four to six lines of text. Only list the attributes that will be of interest to an employer; do not include irrelevancies
Achievements
A lot of students/graduates won't have an achievements section, because you won't have anything to write here. If you can think of some achievements please list 3 to 6 achievements which you feel will be in line with your next position. Do not list achievements which are not in line with what you want to do next. Bullet point your achievements to make them stand out. Start with the strongest point in your favour and then work backwards from there
Education/Qualifications
Only list the most important qualifications
EXPERIENCE:
When you are describing your experience for each position you should start with the strongest point in your favour and then work backwards. If you have a lot of points to put under one specific job you may want to break this description into two or more sections. You could break up this section into responsibilities and achievements or you could break it up into specific functions, e.g. management,
Make sure you stress your responsibilities and achievements under each job which will be useful in your next job, but do not repeat information in your CV as this will just bore the reader.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Include any additional information, such as whether you have a driving licence - if you have a clean driving licence, say so. Date of birth, marital status and nationality can usually be left off your CV.
INTERESTS:
Keep this part fairly short, but make sure you list any current positions of responsibility
REFERENCES:
You should include two referees, one of which should be an academic reference, e.g. your personal tutor, while the second reference could be from an employer you have worked for.