Chronological Resume Worksheet
Name
Address
City and Province
Postal Code
Telephone #
Alternative #
E-mail
Job Goal, Career Goal or Objective
This section tells a prospective employer what type of job or position you want (i.e. Position as a light duty cleaner; To obtain a full-time, permanent position where I can utilize and expand upon my experience in the manufacturing / clerical / food services industry).
Summary of Qualifications
This section can make your resume stand out from all the others. It tells the potential employer the essential skills and experience you have to offer.
Example: Over 20 years experience as a residential and commercial cleaner; Familiar with WHMIS and First Aid; Type 60 wpm; Creative; Efficient; Results-oriented
Employment History or Work History (if including Volunteer/Unpaid Work)
The employer focuses on this section to determine if your experience, knowledge and skills match the requirements of the position you are applying for. List your employment experience, starting with your most recent job first. Include a description of your main duties and accomplishments for each job. This section can include work placements (unpaid) and volunteer experiences, or you may choose to create a separate section on your resume for these.
Job Title
Name of Company
City and Province
Dates
Duties/Accomplishments
Job Title
Name of Company
City and Province
Dates
Duties/Accomplishments
Job Title
Name of CompanyCity and Province Dates
Duties/Accomplishments
Education
This section is normally listed following the Employment History/Work History section but can be listed first if it will strengthen your resume. In reverse chronological order, list all diplomas, certificates and degrees you have obtained.
Degree/Certificate/Diploma
School
Date Course Outline
Degree/Certificate/Diploma
School
City & Province
Date Course Outline
Hobbies and Interests
This section is optional. You may want to include this section if you think it will add value to your resume by showing that these activities are directly related to the job you are seeking.
References
Do not include individual references on your resume. List these on a separate sheet of paper. You should include the statement, “References available upon request” at the bottom of your resume.