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Nanaimo Information Resume Submitter

Use this tool to create a resume and submit it to the employment section of NanaimoInformation.com here, so that employers in the mid-Island area can discover your expertise and availability.

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How to Create/Submit your Resume

Fill out the fields below, either from scratch, or by copy/pasting the information from your pre-written resume. Use the buttons above the text windows to format your text with bulleted lists, bold, etc. When you're done, just click on "Save My Resume" at the bottom of this page.

Any field you leave blank, will simply not show on the final document. The heading will not show — nobody will know that you decided to leave that field blank.

 

Contact Information
Name
(required field)
  Enter your full name and titles here. You can leave fields blank and they simply won't show on your resume. None of your information will be used for anything other than displaying your identity in the resume/employment section of NanaimoInformation.com, for the purposes of bringing you together with employers.
Address
  Enter whichever address you want to display on your resume. None of your information will be used for anything other than displaying your identity in the resume/employment section of NanaimoInformation.com, for the purposes of bringing you together with employers.
Telephone
  You can leave phone number fields blank and they simply won't show on your resume. None of your information will be used for anything other than displaying your identity in the resume/employment section of NanaimoInformation.com, for the purposes of bringing you together with employers.
(required field)

 
   
  You have to give your email address to US (NanaimoInformation.com) so that we know you're not a spambot. However, there is a checkbox which prevents your email address showing on our site. Including your email address on the resume makes you more accessible to some employers, but it may expose you to spam email from those who can see your email address on NanaimoInformation.com. None of your information will be used for anything other than displaying your identity in the resume/employment section of NanaimoInformation.com, for the purposes of bringing you together with employers.
Categories and Meta Tags
(required field)


  Choose a main category for your resume to be listed in. This helps employers to look in specific categories of work to find relevant resumes. In other words, if you're looking for work as a teacher, you should choose the "Education" category. You can also choose up to four secondary categories for your resume to be listed under.
  The Page Title is the meta title of the page your resume will be listed on. You should write a short (max 70 characters), readable title which describes what kind of person or resume is posted on your resume page. It's a good idea to think about what your potential employer will search for in Google when they're looking for someone to hire. For instance, a teacher looking for work in Nanaimo might enter a title like this: "Nanaimo Secondary School Teacher for Hire: English and Literature". Note how some of the words in the title may help a search engine to bring your employer to your resume, if they search for "hire nanaimo secondary teacher", or a similar query. You may want to use the word "resume" in your title, like this: "Nanaimo Carpenter Resume: Joiner and Roofer for Hire".
  The Meta Description shows in the search engines' results pages, under the meta title of your page. So if someone searches in Google for someone with your qualifications, they will see this description, which may cause them to click on your page. So, your meta description should be a couple of sentences about how your page has a resume for someone qualified in your field.
  Most wemasters agree that meta keywords don't count for much. You could write a couple of things in this field, though, in case meta keywords really ARE taken into account.
Resume Sections
 


120 x 160 Pixels
  This photo will be displayed at the top of your resume. It can be a photo of yourself, or a header image, like a masthead, for the top-left corner of your resume. We recommend using a smaller photo, less than 2 MB. Click on "browse" to select a photo from your computer, and then click on "upload" to include it in your resume.
  Type something that summarizes who you are and why someone would hire you for any job. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Type something that illustrated why you are posting a resume. Usually this part should say something about how you're looking for work, so you can make money and gain experience. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Describe your qualifications for a particular job or for any number of jobs. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).for Qualifications Summary section
  Type something that describes your experiences, in terms of what an employer would be interested in knowing about things you've done. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Type something that describes jobs you've worked in the past. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Type something that describes some of the skills you possess - whatever would seem important to someone who would hire you for a job (especially the kind of job you're looking for). Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Describe your education history - what schools or programs have you enrolled in? Did you get any certifications or degrees, etc? Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Here is where you can outline what you've done in the community, like volunteer work, involvement in teams, clubs, and organizations - whatever helps an employer appreciate your character and your ability/willingness to work with other people. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Written and spoken - please specify. If you speak English only, leave this field blank.
  Describe your interests and hobbies. This helps employers to imagine you as a person. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
  Provide your availability - when you can and can't work. Days and hours you can work in the week, and when (date) you can start the job. Leaving this blank will leave this section out of your resume entirely (it won't show that you didn't fill it in).
References
  Check the box to indicate to employers that "References are available by request". In other words, it will be understood that employers can contact you and ask for reference letters from people who know you, or information about how the employer can contact those people himself. Leaving this blank will make it so that references aren't mentioned at all.
Comments to the Admin
  This section does not show on your resume. It will be seen only by the site administrator. You can use this field to post any comments, suggestions or questions you may have.
Preview and Save
Render a sample of what your resume will look like.
 

Resumes will not show after they have been on our site for four months. If you want your resume listed for a longer period, you will have to use our contact form to let us know.