Should I include certificates with my resume?

Earning a certification demonstrates your passion and provides evidence of your specific expertise and skills. Including your certifications on your resume can make your job application stand out to potential employers and set you apart from your peers.

What should be attached to a resume?

List of Supporting Documents

Resume.
Cover Letter.
Reference List.
Letters of Recommendation.
Transcript.
Portfolio.
Writing Sample (essay, articles, or other writing samples)
Employment Certificate.

Where do you put licenses on a resume?

Generally, your certification and license sections should go at the bottom of your resume—below your work experience but above education.

Can I use PMP logo on my resume?

You may use the block letters “PMP,” but not the credential logo, on personal letterhead/stationery, on resumes, websites and in e-mail signatures. For optimal print quality, please use the jpg logo file at the size provided, or provide the eps logo file directly to your business card designer/printer.

What is the purpose of certifications?

Certifications provide status to those who have proven their knowledge and give employers a benchmark standard for measuring employee candidates.” Employer Preference: Employers often list industry credentials as a “preferred” qualification on their jobs ads.

Can you find a job with a certificate?

Earning a certificate can help you get a job in your desired field or advance in your career. You might also earn a certificate to prepare for an associate or bachelor’s degree or to supplement your current degree. Some jobs and states require a particular certification to get hired in that field.

What job pays 35 an hour?

What do agricultural engineers, computer programmers, financial analysts and radiation therapists have in common? They are just a few of the many occupations that earn a median hourly salary of $35, or about $70,000 per year.