Resume Review - Working at 2 PE internships
Hey all, I have some questions as to how I should structure my resume; Hoping you guys could help out here.
1) I have just been accepted into the finance honors program. So should I put this in a separate line under my grade or put it alongside my degree, skipping the major (eg. "Bachelor of Commerce, Finance Honors"?
2) I will also be doing 2 PE internships and will thus need to replace two work experiences that are currently on my resume. Which one would you guys keep/ replace?
Any other comments would be much appreciated. Cheers guys!
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Is it weird that I find the 'Activities' section the most impressive part of your resume?
I have personally heard from recruiters that they would like to see the school email listed rather than personal email.
1) I would keep it like it is now, separate line
2) Take out coursework (I assume this is studying and not teaching?) and olympics, potentially move olympics as 1-liner to activities.
Thanks for the comments guys.
@"EuroLocust": Sure thing. I'll make the changes in a bit. Any particular reason for that?
@"TheFamousTrader; It's prolly cus I've got almost no internship experience thus far :l
Well coursework can maybe go under your degree but putting it up next to work experience makes your actual experience look less important because it's on the same level as some mandatory coursework. FOF is more related to finance, while you can pass the Youth Olympics as an extracurricular.
Well thought out buddy. Thanks again!
I laughed at 'Social dynamics.'
Maybe take that off?
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