Making a quality resume?

Question

I'm going to be getting my B.A. History in December. I'm sick of working part-time and want to have receptionisht/secretarial/medical billing-like work after graduation while I get my M.A Teaching. My question has to deal with structuring a resume. I have excellent academic credentials, 3.66 gpa, three honorary societies, Chancellor's List, Dean's List, International Honors College student, a Level III (highest level) certified college tutor. How should I structure my resume? Right now I have general eduation (university, degree), academic acheivements (the aforementioned things), related skills (time management, typing WPM, computer literacy), and work experience (tutoring is listed here). Is this sound, or should I eliminate certain things or reorder it??

Answer 1

I would put a section titled relevant qualifications: These are skills that you need for administrative work, that you have acquired through your schooling without too much work experience.

- Excellent team player
- works diligently on projects from start to finish
- accustomed to completing multiple projects under time constraints
-- superior administrative and organizational skills
- -Possess a strong work ethic
- effective multi-tasker
- Willing to go above and beyond for the company
-Understand importance of quality in work

You need to make the reader of the resume feel that you will be a good employee, get your work done, not waste time, learn quickly. With your GPA you have shown you take pride in your work and you will work hard to achieve a certain level of quality. THis is important

Answer 2

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