Writing a Resume - What to Include Under Qualifications

Writing a Resume - What to Include Under QualificationsWriting a resume is a daunting task. There are a number of possible qualifications that you can include in your resume, but how to describe them effectively and what do you actually mean by them?The first thing that you need to know about your qualifications when it comes to writing a resume is that there are two kinds. They are educational and professional. A resume for a job seeker who has an education is the same as for a professional.But what about the people who have both or even more than one kind of educational qualifications? How do you write a resume for them? Well, the answer is to combine all of their educational qualifications into one. And this must be documented properly.We all know the most common situations where a person needs to include their educational qualifications. A potential employee who has had no education or no formal training is going to need a secondary qualification. A student who has completed thei r education and then studied for a specific period of time will need to have other information as well. There are even some new employees who may need to have acquired their skills as a trainer.A manager who was in a specific business sector in their career may be more qualified than someone who only started in the industry last year. Or a person who has been in a particular industry for many years may need to have their skills as a consultant. For example, if a person has been in the hair design industry for many years they may have more experience than someone who was just recently trained. This is where it is important to write your resume.So if you're looking for professional qualifications in a resume, there are two types. A person who has earned their certification and/or is a part of a trade group that makes statements to this effect is going to need a title for this qualification, such as Certified Hair Design. Then there is the person who has earned a degree in the field of hair design and then holds a license to practice.A professional qualification is what most people think of when they think of a qualification. A person who has their career as a hairdresser is going to need to have a title under which their qualification falls. The title can either be 'Certified Hair Styling Specialist'Certified Hair Designer.'What about those with B.A.P.B. degrees?