Sample resume

Once teenagers turn 16 years old, many mark their birthdays with a mission to find a job. Teenagers nowadays see the importance of earning their own money so they can buy the things they want and save it for the rainy days.

Whether they go babysitting, work part time at McDonald’s or mow their neighbor’s lawn, there are plenty of ways to earn some extra dough. Teenagers take on a job for a number of reasons: to help their family, to buy the things that they want, to go on dates, or simply to be responsible. There is new found freedom that comes with a new job—you can buy a new video game, an iPod, or watch a movie without the need to ask your parents to give you money. You will need a few things though when applying for a part time job: a sample resume, hygiene, clean clothes, a great attitude—and don’t forget to bring your self confidence during the interview.

If you don’t know how to write a resume, here is the list of the main categories of a sample resume for you to use. 1. Personal information – your name, address, age, contact numbers, e-mail. 2. Skills and Achievements – include your skills that you think will be beneficial to the company that you are applying for. Back it up by listing your achievements, medals and awards, if any. 3. Related Experience – list your previous job and experiences that relates to the job you are applying for. 4. Reference – lastly, include at least three references and their contact numbers who can recommend you into being hired in the job. Remember the sample resume at all times. Keep it plain, and simple. Most importantly see if it is clear of any typo or grammatical errors. To make sure, have someone else proofread it for you.