Practice completing a résumé package that includes a cover letter, a résumé, and a professional strengths, weaknesses

Instructions Consider that you found an online job posting for your dream job. Practice completing a résumé package that includes a cover letter, a résumé, and a professional strengths, weaknesses, op

Instructions

Consider that you found an online job posting for your dream job. Practice completing a résumé package that includes a cover letter, a résumé, and a professional strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis. This résumé package is designed to help you prepare for a future job search.

Cover Letter

The cover letter must be at least a one-page (three-paragraph) memo that has been tailored to a specific job that interests you. Outline your cover letter using the following steps:

• an opening paragraph that describes the position you are applying for,
• a body paragraph that explains your skills and experience, and
• a closing paragraph that requests an interview and provides your contact information.

Résumé

The résumé must be at least one page in length and should adhere to the steps outlined in Chapter 14 (see page 206). The details within the résumé must be current with all relevant and up-to-date information.

SWOT Analysis

The SWOT analysis should address the professional strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to your professional career. Be honest with yourself as you create this analysis. You may use bullet points for the SWOT analysis, but please use detailed and complete sentences. Your SWOT analysis must be at least one page in length.

Compile all three sections into one word document. Your complete assignment must be at least three pages in length. Outside sources are not a requirement for this assignment.

Instructions Consider that you found an online job posting for your dream job. Practice completing a résumé package that includes a cover letter, a résumé, and a professional strengths, weaknesses, op

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1. Education. List schools, degrees, certificates, credentials, GPA, licenses, and other relevant education-related information, including military experience. Include dates with each entry. Mize High School 1993-1997, 3.2 GPA, Columbia Southern University 2019-present
2. Skills. List all skills you possess and identified from the completed accomplishments worksheet (Activity 13.1) in Chapter 13 .

Activity 13.1

1. Complete the following accomplishments worksheet. Use power words to answer each question. Whenever possible, quantify your answers by documenting how many, how often, and how much. Include education as well as non-work experience such as volunteerism.

Question	Response
1. Of what career-related activity are you most proud? Working with individuals with intellectual disabilities
2. Name a work- or school-related achievement. Employee of the month
3. List major work and career-building tasks you have performed.
4. What results have you produced from the tasks performed? (Include samples for your job search portfolio.)
5. List three completed projects that demonstrate your ability to produce results.
6. Provide a specific example of how you have ­successfully worked with others.
7. What other life accomplishments make you proud?
8. List extracurricular activities and volunteer work you have been involved with.
9. List special skills or foreign languages you speak or write. None
10. What areas of interest do you have?

1. Employment. Starting with the most recent job, list the employer, start and end dates of employment (month and year), job title, and responsibilities. Boswell Regional Center 2016-present, Ellisville State School, 1999-2016.
2. Languages. List foreign languages, fluency levels, and if you can read, speak, and/or write the foreign language. No
3. Honors and awards. List any honors and awards you have received at school, work, or from the community. Employee of the month, honor roll in high school and here at CSU
4. Professional/community involvement. List volunteer work and community service projects. Include any leadership role you took in these activities. Work with the Youth football as secretary, helped with blood drives, carnivals, and fundraisers