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expeople1 [14]
2 years ago
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I need help on creating my resume. I’m a high schooler currently in the 11th grade. I haven’t won any awards here at my high sch

ool, but I have won awards in the past like in middle school and elementary school. Can I include some of them on to my resume? Please help!!
Awards that I have won are mvp (middle school) leadership (elementary)
Business
1 answer:
77julia77 [94]2 years ago
6 0

To create an effective resume, you must explain your educational and professional experiences. If you are still a student looking for your first professional opportunity, a good way to attract the attention of recruiters is to include your awards won in the educational environment on your resume.

<h3 /><h3>How to create a good resume?</h3>

Some tips can be important for you to create an attractive resume. It's always good to align your experiences with the area you want to compete in, that is, include courses, extra curricular experiences and awards that have to do with the field of work that interests you. Other important tips are:

  • Keep your CV objective and concise
  • Review your personal data
  • Highlight your personal achievements
  • Be honest about the information provided
  • Include your volunteer work

Therefore, for a student to create an effective curriculum, the inclusion of awards and achievements from student life will attract the attention of the recruiter by showing interest, dedication and perspectives of the candidate, being a great opportunity to win a job.

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less Administrative expenses = $135,400

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Federal Income Tax = $30,000

Income after Taxes = $96,600

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