Idealist Careers presents: Reboot Your Nonprofit Resume

Take your resume from "blah" to "wow!" by illustrating a match between the employer's needs and the talents you bring.

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Idealist Careers presents: Reboot Your Nonprofit Resume

What You Will Learn!

  • Analyze a job description so you understand what the employer needs.
  • Match your experience to the job so you have a strong sense of why you'd be great for that role.
  • Put your resume together for that job using timeless resume writing tips that will help you stand out to a hiring manager.

Description

While there are many elements of a successful job search, having a well-written resume is key. But if you ask 10 different people what makes a great resume, you'll get 10 different answers. How can ensure you focus on what matters most to an employer, particularly in the nonprofit sector? Join the experts from Idealist Careers to find out!


Get the Tools and Strategies You Need to Write a Nonprofit Resume that Shines

  • Understand what an employer is looking for by analyzing the job description
  • Assess your skills and accomplishments in the context of the job you want
  • Write a resume that illustrates a match between the two, taking into consideration your unique experiences
  • Get feedback from key people in your job search


Course Overview and Structure

Most resume courses jump right into writing: Use bold here! Get rid of that objective! Make sure there's plenty of white space! While this advice can be helpful, we believe that the most important part of resume writing happens before you even set pen to paper.

In fact, in order to write a stand-out resume, you first need to be a bit of a detective.

Job descriptions often include clues about what's important to the hiring manager and the kind of professional needed for the role. After identifying these elements, you then you need to look at your own experiences to see if there's a match. In the first two lessons, we'll walk you through the process of analyzing a job description and identifying what makes you a good fit.

Once you've done your sleuthing and reflecting, you're ready to write and review your resume!

No matter what trend is currently en vogue (video resumes! infographic resumes!) there are timeless tips and practices that make a resume shine. We'll show you what those tips are, while taking into account common obstacles and situations in resume writing (No experience? Making a career change? Wondering if your resume is too long? We've got you covered!). We even show you an example of a well-tailored resume.

Then we'll show you the four---yes, four!---people you need to have review your resume to ensure it shines.

Each section comes with worksheets to help you get a better handle on the material. After you complete the course, take our short quiz to ensure you're ready to submit your resume.

Who Should Attend!

  • You've been sending out resumes but have not been getting responses.
  • It's been a while since you've applied for a job, and you need a resume refresher.
  • You have a sense of what you want to do, and need help putting your best foot forward.

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Tags

  • Career Development
  • Resume and CV Writing

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Lectures

12

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