写作英文简历及求职信.ppt

* RoT – under 10 years experience and or lower level experience = 1 page over 10 years experience and depth and breadth of experience = 2 pages * * * Rationale: Welcome to “Developing Your Resume: The Contact Information Section.” This module is designed to help students draft and design the contact information section of their resumes. Since developing the content of this section is relatively easy, this workshop focuses on layout and design options that carry over to other resume sections. After thinking about what may be included in the contact information section, students are encouraged to explore how basic word-processing and desktop publishing decisions may improve the usability and appearance of their resume. The visual design strategies discussed include fonts (size, style, highlighting), page layout (alignment, centering and columns), and graphic elements (horizontal lines). Students are then invited to create a mock-up plan for this section. The workshop concludes with advice on coordinating this section with other application materials and proofreading. Directions: Each slide is activated by a single mouse click, unless otherwise noted in bold at the bottom of each notes page. Writer and Designer: Bryan Kopp Design Contributor: Jennifer Liethen Kunka Developed with resources courtesy of the Purdue University Writing Lab Grant funding courtesy of the Multimedia Instructional Development Center at Purdue University ? Copyright Purdue University, 2000. * Rationale: Students may rightfully wonder how a whole workshop could be devoted to such a simple section. Simply list your contact information, right? Actually, as this workshop will demonstrate, there are decisions to be made both about content and design. Although this section is the easiest to write, it is one of the most important of all resume sections. Not only does it help make a good first impression but it also provides the most essential information on the page. Without th