Hi! What should I put down for my substitute teaching job for my resume.
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I would focus on the skills you use as a substitute teacher: following lesson plans, communicating and working with other staff, managing students, working independently to solve problems, leaving detailed documentation, etc.
232698
you send your resume and a cover letter.  In the cover letter you mention you are applying for the position advertised in [name of newspaper] on [date of newspaper] and go from there.  Good luck!
508948
Yes, put something. When I am hiring, I always look foe creative answers. Put any volunteer experience, home experience (like gardening tools used, mechanic experience on your car, even mowing lawns with a mower). Try to think of things you have done that have something to do with the job you are applying for. Even Girl Scouts or Boy Scouts will have taught you some skills you could put down. Good luck!
411478
It depends on your work experience.\nI am assuming you are new to the field? I would focus more on the technical skills that you have that would fit the job requirements, rather than job history. I would make your past jobs *line items* at the bottom, and enlighten the reader as to how qualified you are :)
220302
Write a script about why you want to work for them.\nPractice it-\nthen break it down into main points.\nAfter that, just use a card that has the main points on it.\nThat way, if they cut you off you can pick up at a particular point for another question.
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You should  put your resume behind a cover sheet.  Most employers will be impressed if you put a cover sheet that explains the position you are looking for and why you choose to apply at their company.  It helps if you did research about the company and can tell them SPECIFIC things you like, not general.  Tell them about recent mergers, new management, promotions, etc. that impressed you.  Write why you are fit for their company not just for the job. Anyone else can be fit for the job.  One more thing.... KEEP IT SHORT.  It is best if it is no more than 2 short paragraphs and the resume is a short and TO THE POINT one or two pages.   ( PICK NICE RESUME PAPER AND PROFESSIONAL COLORS ONLY )\n\nHOPE THIS HELPS !!!!!\n\nRAINBW99
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Dress conservatively.  Be prepared to talk about your philosophy of education, your love of children, your commitment.  Elementary teachers need patience, humor, understanding, the ability to handle a ton of paperwork, organization, creativity.  I would prepare a portfolio of lesson plan ideas, even if you are a new teacher.  I would use a lot of graphics and make it pretty.  You could do an overall packet, including a letter of expressing interest in the job, your resume, letters of recommendation, grade transcripts, sample lesson plans, and your credential.  Put it all together in a notebook.  Find out as much as you can about the school before you go to interview.  What is the make-up of the student body, etc. Watch the body language and vocabulary of the interviewer.  Use the same verbs, nouns and adjectives as the interviewer, as these are important to the inviewer.  Be honest with yourself as to whether you really like the administrators, school, etc.  If you don't, find another school.  Good luck. Teaching elementary school can be one of the most fulfillingng jobs there is.
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You need a good cover letter and resume...if it is professional and lists your skills and experience, it can get you in the door.  In your cover letter explain that you are looking for a first job, but that you have developed excellent skills through volunteer work, school clubs, homework prep, etc. (whatever applies to you).  If you have a good grade point average, include that.  also tell them your long term goals and what you are hoping to get out of this job.  People are often impressed with young, focused people and are more than willing to give you a shot.  DO NOT use cute phrases/symbols or pink paper!!!\n\nThere are also programs that hire college students through work study programs and/or internships.  You can find out about this through your school's counselor or business teacher.
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I would definitely use your experience with animals as a selling point. But also consider what kind of position they are hiring for... if it a caretaker/in charge of animal feeding and care, then this would be important. But if it is a cashier job or position dealing with stocking and supplies then you would probably want to mention any book keeping or money management skills that you have. Good Luck! Remember make eye contact, wear something professional that matches your eyes. Give a firm handshake and be very positive and confident. You will do well in any interview.
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Nothing wrong with being a substitute teacher --- it's good to have training in another profession if the acting career doesn't pan out ---cover your butt ---you'll learn that in pursuing a career in acting!\n     ( Just be honest and tell the folkes!)
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Keep resumes simple and concise.  Your resume should be one page in length if possible.  No less than 10 point font.  You can also tailor your resume to the jobs you're applying for.  So if you're applying for a manager position, you can just put related tasks for your past jobs such as "assisted in hiring", even if you only did that once in awhile.  Keep is simple.   The resume should be easy to scan and pick out key points.  Nobody wants to read two columns of information.  Good luck!
77897
print a nice resume and make a lost of copies.\ndress nice\narrive when it starts\nbe yourself
149843
Youl should list them in reverse order.  Your current position first and your first position should be listed last.  It is probably a good idea to list all 3.  It will show your prospective employer that you were promoted twice and that you are versatile.
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Do not include references, but include a not indicating 'References will be furnished upon request.'\n\nWhat type of job are you looking for?  I suggest that you adjust your resume to be focused on the type of job that you are seeking.   Your resume looks very good if you are seeking something similar to what you currently have.
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Usually they are looking for someone with experience.  Try adding teachers as references and note things that you do at school for experience(running messages for teachers, paper filing, photo journalism).  Best places to get a job at is at the mall, small shops.  Look for places that will give you experience with customer service (key word for the business world)
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i think your resume is great.  i would ask 2 teachers or a guidance counselor to write a reference for you also.  bring those into target and ask for an application.  fill out all sections in black or blue pen only.  print all information so it will be easy to read.  when you're finished ask if you can see a manger.  you should go prepared to have an interview.  wear nice clothes that are ironed and no sneakers or sandals.  look professional, clean, no wild hair or piercings.  smile the whole time you are there, someone could be watching you as you fill out your application.  they may ask why you are interested in working there, don't answer because you need money for prom.  tell them you feel you could learn many things that will help you in all future endeavors.  good luck.
463001
You need to post your resume at the listed sites for USA.  Postings on YA will probably not find the reader you seek.