Hiring Reform is creating an all new emphasis on the Federal Resume.
The KSAs are supposedly eliminated, but not really. KSA Accomplishments
should be added into the text of the resume. This course curriculum has
been taught more than 1,000 times in 200 agencies US-wide. It is a very
popular, interactive, and extremely effective program.
This course is fast-moving, interesting, engaging, and active. The
course targets federal employees who would like to change positions or
get promoted.
Preferred classroom format: Computer room for
lessons/activities in announcement search, keyword development, USAJOBS
review, accomplishment writing, and federal resume drafting.
Course length: Full day, half day, or 90 minute webinar overview
Course Outline: Five Critical Lessons
- Federal Resume Writing in the Outline Format: The
Outline Format is favored by federal human resources specialists, hiring
managers, and applicants. Outlines are easy to write and focus toward
specific job announcements.
- USAJOBS Resume Builder: How to master the builder and present resume content in an impressive, readable structured format.
- KSA Accomplishments: KSA separate narratives are
eliminated form most vacancy announcements, making it critical to
include KSA accomplishments in the resume. Class members will write two
accomplishments and share with a small group. They will get inspired to
recognize the difference between Duties and Accomplishments.
- Keywords and Announcement Analysis: Federal employees often have difficulties mastering keywords. We will teach them how to find 10 keywords in just 10 minutes.
- Core Competencies and Specialized Experience: Learn
how to stand out with your best competencies: creativity, innovation,
customer services and interpersonal skills. Federal employees learn the
importance of soft skills and how to market their technical skills.