If possible,
include keywords found in the job description, too.
Not exact matches
Include relevant
keywords and phrases
found in the
job description in your experience
description and throughout the resume.
Include those
keywords that are
found in the
job descriptions of the positions you're targeting.
A lot of career advice can be boiled down to «research the position and company before writing your application materials,» «
include keywords from
job descriptions in your resume,» «prepare for interviews,
including what you'll wear and when you'll arrive,» and «use your network to
find and share new opportunities.»
Be sure to
include keywords listed
in your profile or you won't be
found by recruiters who search resumes that match
job descriptions.
Use this section of LinkedIn to share a compelling story about yourself and
include keywords and phrases that would generally be
found in job descriptions that interest you.
[Related: How to Identify Exactly the Right
Keywords for Your LinkedIn Profile explains how to use Indeed's JobTrends to
find the best terms for you — the terms employers have
included in millions of
job descriptions.]
This
includes utilizing
keywords found in the
job description to create a resume that the hirer can relate to,
in terms of it being targeted to the kindergarten teacher assistant
job at a particularly school.
If you are unsure what to
include in this section, look at the
job description and
find relevant
keywords and phrases to
include.Below are more examples of what to
include in your work history section as a teacher:
Many hiring managers use automated search programs to
find keywords in submitted CVs, so it's a good idea to read through the
job description closely and take note of specific phrasing and terminology to
include in your CV.
Whenever you
find a
job description that catches your eye,
find similar
keywords and
include them
in your document.
Because most employers filter resumes through human resources, modern resumes should
include keywords or skills listed
in the
job description to allow human resources to
find your resume through basic
keyword searches.
Include any relevant
keywords in your
descriptions that are
found in the
job descriptions of
jobs for which you hope to apply.