Graded Assignment Job Application Process To begin this assignment read Fictional Job Openings and select one of the job advertisements. Score 1. Resume Write a chronological resume in response to the fictional job you chose. Remember that a chronological resume uses a timeline approach to present important information about you. Your resume should be written to meet the objectives and qualifications identified in the job posting and should include at least an objective, work experience, education, and skills and abilities. Refer to Sample Resumes and Tips to help you as you write your resume. NOTE: Normally, you would supply your personal contact information in your resume; however, do not include it in this assignment.

Job Application Fill out the following job application for the fictional job opening you chose. Complete the application in its entirety. If a topic doesnt apply, write N/A rather than leave the space blank. Otherwise, a prospective employer might think you forgot to respond to the point. Refer to Extracurricular Activities and Work Experience from Folder 5 of your Career and College Portfolio to help you as you complete the application. NOTE: Normally, you would supply your personal contact information in a job application; however, do not include it in this assignment.

Job Application A. Position applied for:

B. Education: Highest school grade completed Do you have a high school equivalency diploma? Number of years of post high school education

C. Educational Institution Attended: Name Location Degree received Major/Specialty Dates Attended

D. Continuing Education: If you plan to complete an educational program in the future, indicate the degree or program to be completed along with the completion date.

E. Work Experience: Start with the most recent work experience. Describe all traditional, military and voluntary work experience. Describe your knowledge, skills, and abilities that demonstrate your qualifications for the position for which you are applying. 1. Job Title: Employer Name: Supervisor/Manager: Job Duties: Salary: Dates Worked: Reason for Leaving: 2. Job Title: Employer Name: Supervisor/Manager: Job Duties: Salary: Dates Worked: Reason for Leaving:

F. Job Skills: Provide any additional information that you think would be helpful in evaluating your job application, including, hobbies, special training, and other skills.

G. Licenses Held: Include type and license number.

H. Miscellaneous Information: What job status are you willing to accept? Circle one: full-time part-time (specify days and hours) What work shifts are you willing to accept? Circle one: day evening night rotating weekends Are you willing to travel?

I. Compliance with the Immigration Reform and Control Act: Are you legally eligible for employment in the United States? You may be asked to submit documents to verify your eligibility.

J. Prior Convictions: Have you ever been convicted of any violation of law, including moving traffic violations? If yes, describe the offense, and supply the date of the conviction.

K. Work Start Date: When will you be available to start work?

L. Job Application Certification: I hereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge, all entries on this job application are true and complete. I also agree and understand that any falsification of this information may result in my forfeiture of employment. I understand that all information on this job application is subject to verification, and I consent to criminal history and background checks. I also agree that you may contact educational institutions listed on this application. Dated: Job Applicant Signature:

Cover Letter Write a cover letter to accompany your resume. Remember, the cover letter is your opportunity to tell the employer who you are, why you want the position, and why you should be chosen for it. You need to include a brief summary of your relevant skills and experience. Refer to Sample Cover Letter and Tips to help you as you write your cover letter. NOTE: Normally, you would supply your personal contact information in your cover letter; however, do not include it in this assignment.

References Write a list of three or four people you could name as references. For this assignment, you will not be requesting an actual reference. Only prepare a possible list of people you would ask. Also include your relationship to the person, for example, coach, rabbi, or tutor. Your Score ___ of 70 Grading Rubrics Your teacher will use these rubrics to grade your assignments. completed a chronological resume and included all of the following: the objective, work experience, education, and skills and abilities.

completed a chronological resume and included three of the following: the objective, work experience, education, and skills and abilities.