<p> Name</p><p>Resume Worksheet Enter your name on the line in the header, and complete this worksheet. In the tables below, press the TAB key in the last cell to create additional rows.</p><p>What honors / awards / recognitions have you earned? (Include those that are not related to your career. Include those earned before you attended BHS) Award Description Year Earned</p><p>What paid work experience do you have? (Include those that are not related to your career.) Company City, Job Title List responsibilities Started Ended State (begin each with a Month/Year Month/Year verb)</p><p>What volunteer activities have you done? (Include those that are not related to your career.) Company City, Job Title List responsibilities Started Ended State (begin each with a Month/Year Month/Year verb)</p><p>List all the clubs and teams you've participated in during middle school and high school. (Include those that are not related to your career.) Name of Club/Sport Role (member, starter, officer, …) School Year</p><p>What are your fastest three PlayTyperacer speeds?</p><p>List languages you speak fluently other than English?</p><p>List skills/talents you have, and give an example of how you demonstrate each one. Place an asterisk (*) next to your best three skills. (Emphasize those that are related to your career.) Skill Example Name</p><p>Name three adults you could use as a reference. (May NOT use your parents or friends) Good references would include bosses, coaches, teachers…any adult who has seen what a good worker you are. Name Contact How long has this person How does this person information known you? know you?</p><p>When done with this worksheet: 1. Open your “Pat Smith After”resume 2. Save as YourNameResume (replace YourName with your actual name, no spaces) 3. Change the information so it’s about you 4. Print the worksheet and resume 5. Create a page on your portfolio named Resume 6. Attach your resume to this page 7. Attach a pdf version of your resume on this page 8. Copy and paste your resume in the main part of this page</p>