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it necessary to write a resume? What about should we write in the resume? Have you ever written a resume?

clarify your experience, achievements, skills, education, and other background information.
Step One: Focus. Decide what type of job you are applying for and then write it. You should name the position you want.
Step Two: Education. List any education or training you have got. If you are a recent college graduate and have little experience, then .our education section should be placed at the top of your resume. Show your secondary school education and activities on a resume - you are under 20 and have no education or training beyond secondary school. Continuing education shows that you care about life-long learning and self-development, so think about any 'elevant training since your formal education was completed.

title of every job you have held along with the name of the company, the city, and the years you worked there.
Step Four: Job Descriptions. Under each job, make a list of your duties. Never use personal pronouns (I, my, me). Instead of saying, " planned,organised,and directed...,"you should say,"Planned, organised, and directed...." It is important to use nouns or short Erases that describe your experience and education like: UNIX, network, project management etc, well-known company names and universities.

about anything else that might qualify you for your job objective. This includes licenses, certificates, and sometimes even interests and hobbies if they are truly relevant. For instance, stating or your resume that you play tennis or are a gymnast would be appropriate if you want a job in sports marketing.
Step Six: Profile. Last but not least, write four or five sentences that give an overview of your qualifications .This profile, or qualifications summary, should be placed at the beginning of your resume. You can include some of your personal qualities or special skills.

and Traffic Safety
Patient and caring professional committed to helping students learn. Certified in driver and traffic safety from Midwest State University. Memberships include ADTSEA (American Driver/ Traffic Safety Education Association), MDTSEA (Midwest Driver/Traffic Safety Education Association), and the National Association of Female Executives. Additional background as a Missouri Licensed Property Casualty Insurance Agent for Home, Auto, Health, and Life. Certifications and Education Midwest State University, St. Louis, Missouri Driver/Traffic Safety Education Certification, August, 2004 Renewal of Missouri Educators License July, 2004 Missouri Educators College, St. Louis, Missouri Graduate Level Coursework in Education, 1991-1992 Bachelor of Art Degree in Elementary Education, 1978 Semester Honors, Semester Highest Honors, 1978 Awarded compensated internship (for teaching

April 1992 - July 2002
Managed insurance agency daily operations, including territories and accounts.
Hired, trained and motivated support personnel.
Assessed client needs and established long-term client relationships.
S&D Railroad Company, St. Louis, Missouri Conductor, March 1981 - November 1989
Responsible for movement of foreign traffic between pre-determined destinations.
Frontenac School District, Frontenac, Missouri Transportation Department, Building and Grounds, and Substitute Teacher, October 1974-March 1981
Employed during entire college experience 20-40 hours per week.