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 Occupational Certification

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Certifications are available in many fields of work. They are an independent verification of expertise. Although many are familiar with computer and technical certifications, a wide range exists. Certifications address occupations from interior design to automotive sales.

           
           
This optional feature reflects your interest in staying current in your field of expertise. Prospective employers can see that you have fulfilled the steps to complete your certification. Many times, that requires passing a series of standardized tests. Your certification may speak for your work abilities in a particular field. Avoid certifications that are conferred simply by paying a fee.


This Optional Feature Reflects Your Interest In Staying Current In Your Field Of Expertise.

Spell Out Acronyms When Including Your Certification On Your Resume
Once completed, you may need to renew your certification. If your certification has expired, leave it out of your resume. You may choose to indicate the beginning and ending time period you were certified instead.

Be prepared to provide your potential employer with information on the vendor or organization providing your certification.

When including your certification on your resume, make sure to spell out any acronyms.

 

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