Module 7: My Job Posting and Job Posting Analysis chart

My Job Posting

Copy and paste your selected posting in the space below. Using the highlighter, highlight as many key words or phrases that indicate what the employer is looking for.

My Skills and Qualifications Matched to the Job Posting

Using the job posting you selected, paste the responsibilities and qualification requirements into this table, then add your own examples to show how your skills and abilities align with what the employer is seeking in their new hire. To help you identify your own skills and qualifications, go back to your first assignment and review your experiences.

Responsibilities from the posting:	My examples that are relevant to the job responsibilities:
Qualifications from the job posting	My examples that are relevant to the job qualifications required:

Module 8: My Work/Volunteer Inventory and My Resume

My Inventory

In module 8, the emphasis was on analyzing job postings to tailor your resume. Now that you are writing your resume, it can be helpful to craft an inventory of your history including work and volunteer experience, and education. This inventory allows you to quickly access the information you need to tailor your resume. Each and every resume we have to write will be tailored to the job! You've already begun to complete the work! In your first assignment you documented your collection of experiences so, you've already done much of the work to build the content of your resume.

My Work Experiences

Transfer the information you submitted from your first assignment into the chart below. This time, enter one experience at a time, so that under each position, you can include your accomplishments. Continue to add each experience until you have a full list of all the things you have done

Don't forget to include all of the activities you have done, including work and volunteer experience . Add as many as needed.

Job Title	Where I did it (company name and city)	What did you accomplish/do that is relevant to the job being applied for?	When I did it (month and year of employment).

Module 9: Matching the Job Posting to Your Cover Letter, Writing your Cover Letter Chart

Matching the Job Posting to Your Cover Letter

Using the same job posting you found in module eight, use the table below to write company information that connect your interests to those of the company. Next, fill in the two boxes on the right with specific information that matches your interests and qualifications to the job posting.

Company Information (research this on the company website)	Based on your research, what makes you a good fit for the company culture.
Qualifications from the job posting	Examples of your competencies that are relevant to the job posting

Writing your Cover Letter3-paragraph method

Using the template from above, and the details from the sample in the activity, write the three distinct paragraphs of your cover letter. The content should be relevant to the position being applied for.

we have to Write paragraph 1 of the cover letter (what makes you a good fit; what do you have in common with the company goals, values, and mission) and what position you are applying for.
Paragraph 2 of the cover letter (Talk about/highlight the key qualifications, skills and value you bring to this job/position).
Paragraph 3 of the cover letter (Close the cover letter by asking for an opportunity to discuss the role further and invite a call for action by the recruiter).