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How to write your Resume
Education
In your "Education" section, you will include higher education degrees and certificates, academic awards or scholarships, relevant courses and professional credentials. Sometimes, it may also benefit you to include your grade point average and/or rank in class.
Select one option to call this section of your resume Education Education and Training Educational Background Educational History Educational and Vocational Skills Training
In this part you show an employer that you have the necessary educational credentials to do the job.
It includes your traditional degrees and certificates as well as non-credit professional learning. It can show your academic amplitude and intellectual accomplishments.
It implies something about your desire to improve yourself.
Continuous learning is an obligation in order to be competitive in today's job world and this section can show what you have done to stay up-to-date in your current field, and also how you continue to learn.
This section can be important if you are making a career change where your new academic credential is related to the new career you are seeking.
You can start this section by listing (in reverse chronological order) your college degree(s), the institution(s) you attended, the dates you received your diploma(s), and any academic honor(s) you were awarded.
The first important question to ask yourself is:
For all of your educational experiences, which do you think the employer would be most interested in seeing first?
The degree/certificate you received. (Most helpful when your degree directly applies to the work you would like to be doing.
Or
The institution from which you received the degree. (Most helpful when the instutition has a terrific reputation for preparing top notch employees for entrance into the field of interest to you).
Now, list your most recent educational experience (This may be a good time to get those transcripts to use for reference!).
Higher Education Received
College (undergraduate and/or graduate), Business, Trade, Technical or Vocational School Training
Related coursework: List names of courses (and optional brief descriptions) that directly apply to the career you would like to be in: