Entry-level resume example
For an entry-level job, recruiters want evidence that you will get up to speed quickly. This recent graduate in marketing leans on two internships and presents each one with results rather than a list of duties.
The person, contact details and employers are fictitious. Replace them with your own information.
Skills to highlight
- Social media
- Copywriting
- Canva
- Google Analytics
- Project coordination
- Email marketing
What makes it work
- Treat internships as real jobs: give them the same space and the same results-first bullets.
- Start each bullet with an action verb and a number: “Grew followers 40% in six months.”
- Two sentences are enough for the summary: your degree, the role you want and what you bring.
- Drop high school details once you have a college degree, unless the employer asks for them.
The summary in this example
Recent marketing graduate with two internships in social media and content. I write clear copy, track the numbers and learn new tools fast.
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