Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Create a professional resume applying to the program related position posted on Moodle
Spelling/Grammar mistakes are not acceptable; marks may be deducted for mistakes
Include this assignment sheet with your submission as well as a printed copy of the
job posting you applied to with your assignment
FORMAT – refer to format covered in class
4
CONTENT –
professional, industry terms
6
appropriate use of acronyms
standard bullet/points
Excellent: 18 - 20
Good: 14 - 17
Satisfactory: 10 - 13
Needs Improvement: Below 10
RESUME CHECK LIST
HEADING:
Appearance Phone #
Name stands out Appropriate e-mail address
Complete address Line, border or box for visual appeal
EDUCATION:
Proper program name in bold Reverse chronological order
Program name before College name Proper school name, city, and province
Dates – year – present Proper location on first page
Previous education represented
appropriately
QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS:
Bullets Specific computer skills
Proof statements for transferable skills Additional skills or certificates, dates and
Program technical skills acquired provider included
Located on page 1 before experience Prioritized
Strong sell
EXPERIENCE:
Job title in bold listed before company Transferable skills
(consistent with education format) Use of action verbs
Dates Appropriate past/present tense
Bullets Reverse chronological order
Relevance to your program
Point form using sentence fragments (not
Proper company name single words, no periods)
Accomplishment statements Expanded job descriptions
College level appropriate
VOLUNTEER WORK:
Degree of involvement
Achievement
statements
Current/recent volunteer activities
OVERALL APPEARANCE/FORMAT:
Visual appeal Appropriate use of bolding, spacing and
Appropriate use of white space capitalization
Appropriate use of bullets Consistent format of section titles
Appropriate/consistent format of dates Proper order of sections
Name on second page Margins line up
No use of the word “I” Appropriate font size
Too long/too short Appropriate font choice
MARKETABILITY:
SELL YOURSELF! Overall relationship to program
Uniqueness and appeal Demonstrated transferable skills
Answers the question “Why should I hire Attracts immediate attention
you?”
NOTES:
You do not need to include an objective as this is being stated in your cover letter
You may choose to include a professional summary, we did not specifically cover this in class, google
“professional summary software developer resume” for examples – this is not a traditional objective
statement