写作技巧：简历要点

COMPONENT BASICS COMMENTS

Identifying Data Name, street address, email address and phone

or message number at the top of the page

(include area codes and zip codes). Include

personal web page if you want employers to

see it.

Voicemail message, email address, and website content

should be appropriate for a potential employer.

Education Name of school, major, degree received,

graduation date, projected graduation date,

or dates of attendance if no degree was

completed.

Include any course titles relevant to the targeted position.

Honors and grade-point average optional; include if

among your strong points. If you attended more than

one school, list the most recent fi rst. You don’t have to

list all the schools you have attended. Do not list high

school. Additional training may either go here or under

a separate heading.

Experience/Work

History

Paid, volunteer or military work. Emphasize

tasks, skills, abilities, and accomplishments

related to the targeted position. Give the job

title, employing organization, and dates of

employment.

Present achievements, contributions, and results or impact

e.g., streamlined a procedure or made a cost-saving

suggestion). Experience does not have to be paid.

The components listed below are optional – use if appropriate for your background and the employers you’re targeting

Job Objective A one-line description of the type of position

you want.

Follows your name and contact information at the top of

your resume. Should be specifi c rather than a general

statement of your interests.

Skills & Abilities

or Summary of

Qualifi cations

Foreign languages, computer skills, offi ce

skills, lab techniques or transferable skills not

mentioned elsewhere in the resume.

Can be combined under this heading or listed

separately.

Languages State if you are fl uent in a foreign language. If you understand a language but are not fl uent, still

mention it. For example: Fluent in Russian, conversational

Spanish, or read and write French.

Activities & Interests In order of importance or reverse chronological

order, list student activities/ organizations,

professional associations and committees in

which you have participated. List any offi ces

that you held with the skills you used.

Include activities and interests that show leadership or

initiative or that pertain to your career interest.

Community

Involvement/Volunteer

Activities

List offi ces held, organizations, projects, and

accomplishments.

If the setting is political or religious, you may want to

use generic descriptions (e.g., Youth Leader for church,

Speech Writer for City Council candidate). If substantial,

these may be listed under “Experience.”

Honors Recent graduates and continuing students can

include academic honors such as Dean’s List,

honor societies and scholarships.

Can be listed separately or as a subsection under

Education.

Research &

Publications

Briefl y describe relevant research projects. List

published articles, papers or books.

Travel Include if your career interest involves travel or

knowledge of other cultures.

You can also use this as a way of distinguishing yourself

if you have signifi cant travel experience.

References You do not need to end your resume with the

phrase, “References Available on Request,”

but this is the best place to state that you have

“Portfolio and/or writing samples available on

request.”

Create a separate page for references. List names, titles

and contact information. Always ask permission before

using anyone’s name as a reference. Include people who

know about your work related abilities, such as former

employers, volunteer project supervisors, and faculty. Do

not use relatives or friends.

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