This month, I had the great pleasure of presenting to a CALM class at Strathmore High about resume writing.
I always look forward to speaking to people about their resume experience, sharing my thoughts on the topic after 10+ years in the resume writing business, and seeing what it’s like out there in the job world for current and future graduates.
Thank you to Ms. Visser and her students for having me, for listening and participating so actively, and for sharing all of your feedback on the following question: “Is this a guest speaker that you would recommend inviting in to speak to other classes? Why or why not?”
Some of the responses:
Yes, it was not too long and she covered helpful and very important things. Very good.
Yes, she did an amazing job explaining in great detail each point in writing resumes.
Yes, her voice was very clear and easy to listen to.
Yes, I learned some helpful tips and any or all information about resumes is helpful.
Yes, I learned some new techniques from her on how to write a proper resume.
Yes, she said she has been doing this for years and clearly knows what she’s talking about.
Yes, because she is very helpful in relaying the information with getting a job/writing a resume or creating the perfect resume.
Yes, I would recommend her to other classes because it is very important to have the best resume possible to get a job in the tough economy we are in.
Yes, because she has 10+ years of experience.
Yes, she was full of knowledge and tips for resumes and writing.
Yes, because she sounds like she is good at her job and knows what she is telling us about.
Yes, it was helpful.
No, at this point in my life I’m not that interested in resumes or getting a job.
Proof you just can’t win ‘em all (especially if they’re 15)!
If you are a teacher looking for a guest presenter on this topic, please get in touch! The Resume Shop is has a 30-45 minute zoom lecture designed for “The High School Resume,” and I’d love to virtually visit your students, too:
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