It's pretty easy to write a resume without any work experience. Indeed, the resume indicates not only past experience, but also information about your goals and objectives, the results of their implementation. Starting from your first year at an educational institution, you can improve your resume by gradually adding new information there that will testify to your potential as a future employee. In order to write your resume competently, you must remember the main points that must be disclosed.
Instructions
Step 1
Contact Information. First you need to indicate your full name, date of birth, all the necessary contact information (address, e-mail, phone number).
Step 2
Education. The main rule that should be followed when drawing up this item is that education must be indicated in reverse chronological order. Beginning with the last education you received, indicate the name of the educational institution, its address, the period of study and the specialty you received. It is also advisable to indicate the topic of your thesis. Do not forget that you can specify contests, Olympiads, conferences in which you took part.
Step 3
Work experience. Without past work experience, you can indicate information about educational and practical activities that relates to the chosen profession. If you graduated from a school focused on in-depth study of a subject, indicate it. Also, if you went in for sports and achieved significant success in it, or attended special courses or circles, then mark this on your resume.
You should include all the facts that can improve your level as an employee.
If you have participated in charity events or volunteered for different organizations, share your experience, because it will show you as an outgoing and enterprising person.
Step 4
Skills. In this section, indicate those skills and abilities that you own. As an example, you can use the following skills: knowledge of foreign languages, computer knowledge, leadership skills, creativity, initiative, mental flexibility, attentiveness, writing skills, literacy.
