Resume and interview tips

Your resume should be targeted towards the job for which you are applying.
Read the job posting carefully to identify the specific knowledge, skills and attributes required.
Show how you meet the requirements of the job as stated on the job posting.
If possible, give examples of where you used the required skills in a previous position.
Review sample resumes and resume templates to find the one that best suits your style.
Avoid using colours or effects that will overshadow the information that you want to present.
Use clear and concise language - avoid jargon.
Proofread your resume to ensure that there are no spelling mistakes or typographical errors.

Use this opportunity to speak about how you used your knowledge, skills and accomplishments in the past, and how they will help you going forward.
Before you go to the interview, research the company and be prepared to demonstrate how you would add value to the organization.
To help keep your responses clear, concise and relevant to the question, use the STAR technique when talking about past experience: clearly explain the Situation, the Task involved, the Action you took and the end Result.
Be prepared; arrive about 10 minutes early at the interview location.
It is a good idea to send a thank you note after the interview.