You need a strong resume when you're getting ready to enter the workplace, but you don't have to pay a professional to create an eye-catching work record. There are several no-cost writing resources available to help you look great on paper. Check these out:
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If you are a transitioning service member or a military spouse entering the workforce, you'll need a strong resume to help you land your next job. These no-cost resources will help you create a resume that will make you irresistible to your next employer.
Department of Labor Career OneStop Resume Guide
The Career OneStop Resume Guide walks you through the resume, helps you determine the best format to match your experience and provides sample resumes to review. You will learn:
- The essential resume parts - header, headline and summary, skills, work experience and education
- Resume strategies
- Marketing your resume online and in person
- Making the most of the Internet — your online presence and using social media
College and university career centers
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Most colleges and universities include resume assistance for their students and alumni. These services are often free of charge and may be available online. Contact your college or university for information about the resume services they offer.
American Job Center Network
The American Job Center Network provides a single access point for federal programs and local resources available to job seekers. To find the job center closest to you, visit the American Job Center Network Locator. Many centers have their own website where you can find out if they offer resume services and if you need an appointment.
Installation Employment Readiness Program
Check with your Installation Employment Readiness Program for resume writing assistance. The employment readiness program career counselors can offer suggestions and review your resume once you're done. You may find weekly or monthly resume writing classes on your installation specifically directed toward writing corporate or federal resumes.
MySECO
MySECO, the website for military spouse employment and education opportunities, offers the Resume Builder for creating and storing resumes tailored to specific jobs. Beginning in August 2015, the MySECO Resume Builder will include templates and samples designed for military spouses. Military spouses can also get personalized assistance with employment or education by visiting the Spouse Education and Career Opportunities page of Military OneSource or by calling 800-342-9647 to speak with a certified career counselor.
A great resume gives you an opportunity to wow an employer. Get started on yours today.