Resume of joining the club

First of all, I have to introduce myself, including basic information such as name, gender, place of origin, contact information, personality and ability. Mainly writing about what you can do, such as drawing, singing, using computers and other skills, can give you a lot of points, and you can also write down what honors you have won. For example, I am a lively and cheerful girl, full of enthusiasm for work, and have accumulated rich work experience in long-term practice. I was rated as a positive model of student activities in 20021year by the college. Good at dealing with interpersonal relationships and being able to blend in with classmates. Good manners, easy-going and generous, with strong organizational and leadership skills. Open-minded, sincere, with many friends and good popularity. I like music. I have studied piano since I was a child. The piano has passed Grade 10. I am a person with a wide range of interests, dabbling in all kinds of books and having a wide range of knowledge. In particular, he has a special interest in China's classical literature, martial arts novels and Quyi art, and likes all kinds of sports and so on.

Second, emphasize some experiences related to the club you are applying for.

Of course, it depends on what kind of club you want to join. For example, if you want to enter the later department, you need to use a computer. It is best to have your own computer and stay at school, because they usually ask this question; Secondly, you are here to learn something, but you can't do it at all. At least you have to know something, such as some shortcut keys, some ps tips and so on. These are not very professional, but you can. When someone asks you a question and you see your resume, the chances of choosing you will greatly increase.

For example, if you want to join a volunteer association, you can write about the volunteer activities you have participated in; If you are a member of a dance club, you can write what dances you have studied and what performances you have performed. If you are in a photography club, you can write what photos you have taken; If you join a calligraphy club, you can write whatever calligraphy you have practiced. Don't worry if your experience has nothing to do with the club. You can write that you don't have these experiences, but you usually pay attention to this aspect.

Third, emphasize your own ability.

Recruiters in clubs generally pay attention to the ability to interview students, so you can emphasize your ability in your resume. For example, your cooperation ability, communication and cooperation ability and so on. And you can also emphasize your hobbies, related honors or certificates you have won, etc.

Fourth, have a positive attitude and be good at expressing yourself.

Finally, I can say, "I also have my own shortcomings and deficiencies, such as lack of social experience and work experience. This is the main reason why I want to join. I hope to improve my skills, broaden my communication scope and make contributions to the community." This is an extra reward.

The senior told me that if I found an obedient, motivated and capable person, I would try to take him with me and retire after I finished teaching.

Some questions will really dig deep into your character, such as whether you have a motto or someone you admire. If you see extreme or personal heroic tendencies, filter them out (this is a preliminary test, mainly depending on the personality and some characteristics of freshmen).

I hope I can help you!