Writing Resume | Parts of Writing Resume | Technical Communication Skills | Lecture 2 | For BCA, BSC

Hello Everyone, I'm Deepak and I'm your mentor throughout this course. In this course we are going to study about Technical Communication Skills and today In this video we will learn about Parts of a Resume.

00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Parts of a Resume?
00:53 - What should be in the heading a good resume?
01:26 - What should be the career objective of a good resume?
02:43 - What should we add to the professional summary column of a good resume?
03:48 - How to mention education qualification in a good resume?
05:50 - How to write work experience in a resume?
07:10 - Adding other skills in a resume
07:46 - Outro

PARTS OF A RESUME
The standard parts of a resume include the heading, career objective, education, work experience, specific skills, achievements, activities, interests, and references.
Heading: The heading of a resume includes contact information, which contains the applicant’s name, full postal address with pin code, telephone number with area code, fax number, and e-mail address.
Career Objective: Career objective is a special part in resume. It occurs just above the main experience and education parts. If responding to an advertised job position, the resume should include the applicant’s career objective, which should be tailored to the position he/she is seeking.
Professional Summary: Some resumes may include a professional summary in place of career objective. It is a one-sentence statement listing the applicant’s most important qualifications, his/her essential skills, and his/her key work experience.
Education: In this part of the resume, specific details regarding the applicant’s education and professional training must be included. The name and location of the school/college/university or institute attended, dates of attendance, major areas of study, degree/certificates received should be mentioned.
Work Experience: This part of the resume should provide a brief and specific overview of the applicant’s work and professional experience. As prior work experience is a vital part of any hiring decision, the applicant must draft this part of the resume very carefully. If he/she has impressive work experience relevant to the position he/she is seeking, it makes more sense to mention it before providing the educational information.

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