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Portfolio Building Part Three

Portfolio Building Part Three. Amundson Norman, Poehnell Gray, Pattern Mark (2005). Careerscope : looking in, looking out, looking around. Richmond, British Columbia: Ergon Communications. Who’s Interested in Your Portfolio. Employers Educators Yourself. The Job Finding Process.

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Portfolio Building Part Three

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  1. Portfolio Building Part Three Amundson Norman, Poehnell Gray, Pattern Mark (2005). Careerscope: looking in, looking out, looking around. Richmond, British Columbia: Ergon Communications

  2. Who’s Interested in Your Portfolio Employers Educators Yourself

  3. The Job Finding Process

  4. Where do you want to work? Who’s hiring?

  5. The Job Finding Process

  6. There are a few ways to write a good resumé. And there are many ways to write a bad one.

  7. Parts of a Resumé • Contact Info • Objective • Education • Experience • Skills

  8. The Job Finding Process

  9. Application Forms • Always ask for 2 copies • PRINT NEATLY!!!! • Blue or black pen only • Fill in all the blanks • Always answer truthfully

  10. The Job Finding Process

  11. Using Your Portfolio • Working Portfolio vs. • Professional Portfolio vs. • Showcase Portfolio

  12. The Job Finding Process

  13. References Someone who: • knows you well • will say good things about you • Isn’t biased • Recently worked with you Have complete & current contact information

  14. The Job Finding Process

  15. Job Offer!

  16. Tips for Creating the Best Portfolio Ever! • Be organized • Keep it simple • Make it well-rounded • Choose every item carefully • Label each item and be able to identify at least three skills that you demonstrate in that activity or accomplishment. • Use copies, never your original documents!

  17. Portfolios – What’s Next Keep Collecting Look for opportunities to use it!

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