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Welcome and Foundations: Getting Ready to Tell Your Story

Course Overview and Psychological Safety for Job Seekers

Understand the First-Job Resume: Purpose, Parts, and Myths

From Job Posting to Plan: Targeting and Keywords

Read the Job Description Like a Recruiter

ATS Basics for Entry-Level Applicants

Build Your Resume: Sections That Work for First Jobs

Contact, Professional Summary, and Core Skills

Education, Coursework, and Achievements After High School

Experience Without Formal Jobs: Projects, Activities, and Service

Formatting, Style, and Proofreading for a Polished One-Page Resume

Apply Your Value Across Documents

Align Your Resume, Targeted Cover Letter, and Basic Professional Profile

Practice and Assessment

Knowledge Check: Job Description Targeting

Knowledge Check: Resume Sections and Order

Knowledge Check: Writing Effective Bullets

Knowledge Check: ATS and Formatting

Capstone Quiz: Cohesive Job Search Package

Course Feedback and Confidence Check Survey

Launch your job search with confidence. High School to Hired: Crafting ATS-Ready Entry-Level Resumes is a step-by-step course designed for recent graduates, GED earners, and first-time job seekers. You’ll learn how to translate school projects, activities, volunteering, caregiving, and part-time work into a clean, one-page resume that passes applicant tracking systems (ATS) and gets you interviews. We start with foundations—what a first-job resume is (and isn’t), common myths, and formatting basics—then move into targeting real job postings, identifying must-have keywords, and aligning your experience to employer needs. You’ll build each resume section with clarity: a professional summary, skills, education, coursework, achievements, and experience using action-driven bullets with measurable results. You’ll also create a simple cover letter and a basic professional profile that mirror your resume. Throughout, we provide accessibility-friendly tips, inclusive language for English language learners, and privacy-aware guidance so you can share your strengths safely. By the end, you’ll have an ATS-ready resume, a targeted cover letter, and a confident plan to apply for part-time, full-time, apprenticeship, or internship roles. Short knowledge checks and a capstone quiz solidify your skills so you can move from high school to hired.

High School to Hired: Crafting ATS-Ready Entry-Level Resumes

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            <p>This course prepares you to turn your real experiences—school, family responsibilities, community activities, and part-time work—into a clear, one-page resume that earns interviews. You will learn what an entry-level resume truly does, which sections matter most for first-time applicants, and how to present your skills in a way that applicant tracking systems (ATS) can read. We begin by setting expectations and building psychological safety, so you can learn at your own pace and focus on what you can control. A short pre-assessment will help you see what you already know and where to grow. Throughout the course, you will connect your goals—part-time, full-time, apprenticeship, or internship—to the resume you build.</p>

<p>You will practice reading job descriptions like a recruiter, identifying must-have qualifications and keywords. Then you will map those needs to your own experiences—from coursework and bilingual ability to caregiving, volunteering, clubs, and sports. You will write a professional summary, choose core skills, and list education, achievements, and certificates such as CPR, food handler, or OSHA-10. You will learn how ATS works, how to format a clean and accessible resume, and how to write strong bullet points using action + task + result. Clear guidance supports English language learners with simple verbs and examples, and respectful strategies help you describe sensitive experiences without sharing private details.</p>

<p>By the end, you will create a polished, ATS-ready resume and align it with a targeted cover letter and a basic professional profile. You will keep a master list of customizable bullet points for different job postings and follow safe practices for sharing personal information online. Knowledge checks throughout the course reinforce your skills in targeting, section order, bullet writing, and formatting. The capstone quiz confirms that your resume, cover letter, and profile work together as a cohesive job search package. A final confidence check invites you to reflect on your progress and plan your next steps toward being hired.</p>
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