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Is it necessary to give detailed information of education in my resume
Now I have experience of more than two years in a service industry, At most resume samples I often see that there is not much details about education. My educational profile is not sound enough, should I give details like, grade, percentage of marks on my resume?
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I agree with Pastor E. As you get more into the ministry or your chosen field, the grades, classes, etc. become less important. They mostly want to know where you got your education and what education you have. If you have special certificates, or took part in significant extra cirriculars(Led student bible study consisting of 35 people- for a ministry role), that may be work mentioning. If you have started to have experience though, that is what should be emphasized. |
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I have 10 years in ministry under my belt as well as 2 years teaching math in public high schools and I still list education. However, you don't need to be ridiculous with it and put your grades or anything. Simply put the school name, years attended or attending, and the degree you achieved or are working towards. You may want to list the school address, but that's all I would put on a ministry resume. If it's one for a non-ministry job, you might consider saying which classes that you took that may have prepared you for the job (ie if you want to be a sales consultant, economics and math classes may be a plus). |
