🎯 Learning Intention

I can identify and describe the technical and professional skills I already have and learn how to communicate them effectively.

✅ Success Criteria

I reviewed real examples of tech résumés, updated my draft using feedback, and added new skills that reflect my potential as a technician.

❓ Why Are We Learning This?

You don’t need a job history to be job-ready. You already use tools, solve problems, and communicate daily—those are skills employers value. Today, we connect your lived experience to your future résumé.

Tech Journal Prompt

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What’s a task or skill you’ve gotten really good at—even if it’s not part of a job? What does that say about how you learn or lead?

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📚 Word of the Day

Transferable Skill – A skill you’ve learned in one area that can apply to many different jobs (like communication, time management, or troubleshooting).

🧠 Mini-Lecture & Guided Demo:

• What does a strong student résumé actually look like?
• How to describe non-job experience like:
  • “Helped family troubleshoot phones”
  • “Built slide decks for clubs”
  • “Managed Discord mod team or server rules”
• Showcasing tools you know: Google Docs, Slides, Forms, Canva, Python, HTML/CSS