Using CIS to Create a Resumé

Additional resumé options in classes: College Writing – Mrs. Gordon

Senior Expos. – Miss Simmons

Senior Expos. – Mr. Morton

Tech. Writing – Mrs. Parpart

Students in each grade will have computer lab time in one advisory period during first semester and one advisory period during second semester. Seniors will need to create their resumé outside of Advisory class time.

Student CIS directions:

1. Logging On

o Students can log in to this website from a Sprague computer or from home

o Click on the Mozilla Firefox icon

o In the address bar, type in: oregoncis.uoregon.edu

o On the left there is a yellow arrow. Click on the words “Sign In - CIS for Internet”

o In the boxes - Log in with User Name: lastname_firstname Password: student ID # and click Sign In

2. Exploring

• On the left menu, under Occupations and Employment, Click on Job Search
• Click on # 7 Create Resumés and Cover Letters and skim through information on:
• Develop a Resumé
• Tips for an Effective and Attractive Resumé
• Youth Resumé

3. Entering Information

o Click on My Career Planning Portfolio – Upper right, top line, in blue letters

o Click on My Personal Information

A. Fill in all information, capitalizing and spelling appropriately

B. Be sure that the box is marked for ‘Yes, it is okay for the person helping me to view my portfolio.’

C. Click Add/Change to save.

D. Click Return to My Career Planning Portfolio

• Under My Profle, click on My Education and Work History
• Under Data Entry, complete all pertinent fields (exclude Military Service)
• Lower left, under Create Resumé, click on the Format you want
• View your resumé and check for conventions errors and typographical errors
• Check for any missing data, and go back and enter it
• Type bulleted information in concise terms
• Click Save Information

4. Print your resumé at home (or in the Library if you wish to pay for it)

Seniors: You need to sign onto CIS and complete My Personal Information, My Course Planner, My Education and Work History, and sections of My Plan for your Personal Education Plan (PEP) in order to meet the 2007 Career Related Learning Standards required to earn a high school diploma.