Teen Job-Search Tutorial: Resumes #2

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Using Resumes #2: You'll Also Need to Complete Job Applications

The typical high-school job-seeker with a resume will still need to complete a job application -- but having a resume with you should help you complete most of the application easily.

While you are gathering information for your resume, keep a separate sheet that contains information that does not go on your resume, but is required for most applications, such as names and contact information of former bosses/supervisors and the names and contact information for references.

Teen can use personal references if you have limited work experience -- such as a teacher, coach, or religious leader.

(You may not need it for the job application, but you'll want to have your social security number handy as you will need it once you get hired.)

See more in our article, A Job-Seeker's Guide to Successfully Completing Job Applications.

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