This document provides instructions for posting a resume on the Virginia Workforce Connect website. It outlines 12 steps to create and post a resume, including filling out personal information, skills, desired job details, and contact information. The final step is to review the resume and save it so that it can be viewed by potential employers on the site.

1. Posting Your Resume on Virginia Workforce Connect Employment Transition Center June 2, 2009 10:30 am Robert Milk, CDP

2. Fill in the Username and Password, then click on Sign-in www.vawc.virginia.gov

3. Directory of Services Click on Resume Builder on left side bar (under Quick Menu)

4. Resume Management Click on Create new Resume

5. Resume Information a) Make sure to use the default “Select if you want your resume available”; b) Select Cut-and-Paste Format; c) Type in your desired resume name in Resume Title , finally click Next

6. Paste Resume (New) Open your resume in MS Word, then cut from MS Word and Paste.

7. Paste Resume (After Paste) This is after paste; edit the format and styles as needed; then click Next.

8. Skills All skills are selected! Click on the arrow to unselect those that do not apply to you, then click Next.

9. Desired Availability Select your desired availability, the default of Contract or Full-Time works for most. Important: make sure the box Add to Resume has a check mark in it. Click Next.

10. Drivers License Complete this section, then click Next.

11. Select an Occupation Click on Search for an occupation, after completed, then click Next.

12. Search for Occupation Fill in and search an occupation by one of the categories .

13. Desired Salary Select the desired salary from the pull down, then click Next.

14. Desired Location Select the desired location from one of maps, then complete and click Next.

15. Contact Information Complete the Contact Information, then click Next.

16. Review Page Review the information and your resume, then click Save Resume and Return.

17. Posting Your Resume on Virginia Workforce Connect End of Presentation Robert Milk, CDP