This Resume Writing Strategies Training Course
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About This Resume Writing Strategies Training Course in South Africa
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa
A resume is an applicant’s gateway to a new job. It displays significant achievements, experiences, and skills. A competent-looking and organized resume is an employer’s version of attention-grabbing. Writing an excellent resume cannot be accomplished overnight. It should be written thoughtfully and updated with every new experience or achievements gained.
Who Should Attend This Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa Workshop
This Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa workshop is ideal for anyone who would like to gain a strong grasp and improve their Resume Writing Strategies.
All Staff Within An Organisation
Managers
Team Leaders
Executives
Assistants
Officers
Secretaries
Group Size For This Resume Writing Strategies Training Program in South Africa
The ideal group size for this Resume Writing Strategies course in South Africa is:
Minimum: 5 Participants
Maximum: 15 Participants
Course Duration For This Resume Writing Strategies Skills Course in South Africa
The duration of this Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa workshop is 1 full day. Knowles Training Institute South Africa will also be able to contextualised this workshop according to different durations; 2 full days, half day, 90 minutes and 60 minutes.
1 Full Day
9 a.m to 5 p.m
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa Benefits
Below is the list of course benefits of our Resume Writing Strategies course in South Africa
- Understand the concept of a resume writing strategy to get hired
- Have detailed plans when writing a resume and what to consider before writing
- Be equipped with knowing the purpose of the resume in applying for a job or promotion
- Know the different resume formats that may be used for specific occupations
- Display the main objectives and desires in a resume
- Attain a readable and easily understood resume by applying the right formats
- Grasp the ways highlight your best accomplishments to garner attention
- Know about resume formats that have an easy flow of thought
- Learn to avoid putting in unnecessary information in your resume
- Develop an effective design that may be used in a resume
- Comprehend the reasons why hiring managers disregard a resume
- Master the ways to use your online profiles to help you get hired
Course Content For This Resume Writing Strategies Training Course in South Africa
Below is the list of course content of our Resume Writing Strategies training course in South Africa
Resume Writing Course in South Africa: Module 1: Ready, Set, Go!
- Identifying Your Values and Purpose
- Assessing Your Skills
- Setting SMART Goals
- Building a Resource System
- A 30-Day Plan
Resume Writing Course in South Africa: Module 2: Building Your Resume
- Basic Resume Formats
- Chronological Style Resume
- Combination Style Resume
- Essential Information to Include
- Dealing with Awkward Points
- Checklist for Success
Resume Writing Course in South Africa: Module 3: Polishing Your Resume
- Creating an Attractive Package
- About Branding
- Some Extra Touches
- Checklist for Success
Resume Writing Course in South Africa: Module 4: Writing a Cover Letter
- Types of Cover Letters
- First contact cover letter
- Targeted cover letter
- Recommendation Cover Letter
- Creating a Template
- Customizing the Template
- Checklist for Success
Resume Writing Course in South Africa: Module 5: Creating a Portfolio
- When Do I Need a Portfolio?
- Types of Portfolios
- Working Portfolio
- Display Portfolio
- Assessment Portfolio
- Essential Elements
- Checklist for Success
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa Value Added Materials
Each participant will receive the following materials for the Resume Writing Strategies course in South Africa
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa Learner’s Guide
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa Handouts
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa PPT Slides Used During Course
Resume Writing Strategies Course in South Africa Certification
Each course participant will receive a certification of training completion
Courses Fees For Resume Writing Strategies Training Course in South Africa
There are 4 pricing options available for this Resume Writing Strategies training course in South Africa. Course participants not in South Africa may choose to sign up for our online Resume Writing Strategies training course in South Africa.
USD 679.97 For a 60-minute Lunch Talk Session.
USD 259.97 For a Half Day Course Per Participant.
USD 419.97 For a 1 Day Course Per Participant.
USD 569.97 For a 2 Day Course Per Participant.
Discounts available for more than 2 participants.
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Questions
A resume is a written collection of learning, work experience, credentials, and achievements. Most professional positions need applicants to submit a resume and cover letter as part of the application procedure.
Start with a Heading Statement: either a resume Summary or resume Objective. Table Related Work Experience & Pivotal Achievements. Include Additional Major Resume Sections. Complement the Resume With a Cover Letter.
The four standard types of resumes are 1) chronological, 2) functional, 3) combination or 4) targeted. There are definitions of each type and recommendations on which format works best. After developing the resume, post it online on job posting websites and begin the job search today.
Here are Basic Steps on How to Write a Resume:
Pick the Right Resume Format & Layout.
Mention Personal Details & Contact Information.
Use a Resume Summary or Objective.
List of Work Experience & Achievements.
Mention Soft & Hard Skills.
Include Additional Resume Sections such as Languages and Hobbies - however, this is optional.
Here are some resume red flags that need to be identified and questioned when reviewing resumes from job applicants.
Employment Gaps.
Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation Challenged Resumes.
Attention to Detail Failures.
Evidence That a Career Has Gone Backwards or Plateaued.
Failure to Follow Directions.
Here are the three most popular resume formats that recruiters expect to see.
Functional Resume Format. This resume format is also called a skills-based resume format.
Combination Resume Format.
Reverse chronological resume format. This format is the bread and butter choice for many job seekers.
The reverse chronological resume format is beneficial to practically all job seekers. That is why this is the most common resume format. Recruiters are familiar with it; hence it makes their task easier: to spot all relevant information in a second. It is also a simple resume format.
A resume is a document used and produced by a person to present their experience, skills, and accomplishments. Professionals use resumes most often for securing new employment. A typical résumé includes a "summary" of relevant job experience and education.
Avoid These Rookie Resume Mistakes:
A Bad Objective.
No Action Verbs.
Leaving Off Important Information.
Typos and Grammatical Errors. A resume needs to be grammatically perfect.
Highlighting Duties Instead of Accomplishments.
Verbose paragraphs or being too brief.
Lack of Specifics.
Attempting One Size Fits All
A chronological resume outlines work experience in reverse-chronological order, starting with the most recent position at the top. This format is the most traditional, being around for donkey years.
Include the essential parts of a resume to provide potential employers with an in-depth representation of qualifications, experience and education. Include contact information, profile or summary, experience, education and skills in the resume.
The word résumé comes from French - "summary". It was not until 1950 that the word résumé being synonymous with the compulsory work an education summary document. Resumes were held by the public eye very much mandatory from then on and began to include information like personal interests and hobbies.
It is a public consensus that the purpose of a resume is to get a job. A resume provides a summary of one's experiences, abilities, skills, as well as accomplishments. Whether a paper version or an electronic version, a resume is a promotional tool for selling to prospective employers.
Contact information, work experience, and education are just some of the sections of a resume. See examples of each part of a resume to know what to include, information on how to format them. Go online and view samples of resumes to use to get started.
The most popular format is the reverse chronological resume. This resume format is excellent for people who have had a steadfast career path without many work experience interruptions.
Some fonts that are popular for resume writing are Calibri, Helvetica, Cambria, and Bookman Old Style. Fonts can look on a resume differently for person to person, so feel free to explore. Use the chosen font on the whole document. Ideally, use the same font when composing a cover letter for a resume.
Here are Basic Steps on How to Write a Resume
Pick the Right Resume Format & Layout.
State Personal Details & Contact Information.
Use a Resume Summary or Objective.
List of Work Experience & Achievements.
Mention the Top Soft & Hard Skills.
Include Additional Resume Sections such as Languages and Hobbies - this is optional.
Some notable types of skills to cover on a resume include:
Active listening.
Customer service.
Interpersonal skills.
Leadership.
Management skills.
Problem-solving.
Communication.
Computer skills.
Most resumes should be two pages long. Two pages are the standard length in 2020 to fit all keywords, experience, and skills on a resume.
The answer is that a resume should be written in bullet points and not paragraphs. Many hiring managers will discard a resume that is confusing to read. Keep a resume in short and concise bullet points and use quantifiable accomplishments (numbers) wherever possible.
