Is this resume good enough for a student job?

Question

(i kept some personal stuff as ****)

Objective:
Seeking a part-time job

Awards and Certificates:

•2004- Grade Nine Math Award

•2004- Healthy Active Living Award

•2005- Grade Ten Photography Award

Skills and Abilities:
•Strong mathematical skills
•Excellent at using computers
•Solid problem solving skills

Experience:
July 26th 2006 – Sept. 1st 2006
Commercial Spring and Tool
Summer position. Work done includes:
•Loading and moving boxes using hands and pump trucks
•Operating machines
•Cleaning

Education:
*********** Secondary School
•Currently working to achieve the Ontario Secondary School Diploma
•Courses taken include Accounting, English and Communication Technology

Interests:
•Soccer
•Photography
•Computers

References:
Available Upon request

the more hints u give me, the better the chance of being chosen as best answer

Answer 1

Looks good. I would add a volunteer section if you have ever volunteered. Also, if your GPA is above 3.0, put it on there. Otherwise, looks okay. Just format resume style! Look at some of these examples for formatting ideas!
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT101448941033.aspx
Good luck getting the job!

Answer 2

If that can't all fit on one page, take out the interests section. I would put the skills and abilities before the awards.

Answer 3

It looks pretty good.

Reorder the bullet points under your Summer position.

* Operating Machines
* Loading and moving boxes...
* Cleaning

Answer 4

it's not bad but you should give your objectives in a cover letter. i find it's best to start with contact details at the top middle, then education, then past experience starting with most recent, then interests, then references. just in my experience. always start with most recent education, awards, etc. good luck

Answer 5

Looks good. Make sure it fits on one page.

Answer 6

looks good to me