#nanastudies

[coralstudiies]

boy the practice papers are rly getting to my head, had to take a long walk to refresh my mind:"))

reminder to everyone to look up and take a breather once in a while :D

[serostudies]

How to write a résumé

Need to create your first résumé, update it, or just make everything look nice? Here’s what you’ll need:

Basics

Overview of a résumé: Learn what a résumé is and what you need to create one

Why you need a résumé: Understand why a résumé is necessary for virtually any job you might want to apply for

Why you need a résumé (when you already have a job): Even if you don’t plan to seek out a new job in the future, a résumé can still be valuable

Basic résumé rules: Simple tips for creating a successful résumé

The difference between a résumé and a CV: Explains what a CV is, what they’re used for, and how you can make one

Formatting

Résumé templates: Assorted free résumé templates that can be downloaded and edited in Microsoft Word

Résumé templates: Assorted free résumé templates that can be downloaded and edited in Google Drive

Résumé format guide: If you don’t know what type of résumé is best suited for yourself and/or your job, this will help you figure it out

Another résumé format guide: For more information regarding how to choose a résumé format, read this

Creative résumé formats: If you’re applying for a very creative position, you might want to try a more unique résumé format

Skills

Key skills for your résumé: A long list of skills to consider adding to any job résumé

Putting skills on your résumé: A guide to all the questions you have about how to list your skills

Hard skills vs. soft skills: Understand the difference between the two types of skills

Top soft skills: The best soft skills to include on your résumé

Top hard skills: The best hard skills to include on your résumé

Skills not to include on your résumé: Describes why you should avoid putting certain skills on your résumé

Proofreading

How to proofread your résumé: Tips for spotting errors in your résumé

5-minute résumé rundown: Five basic things to check before you submit your résumé anywhere, especially if it’s been a while since you’ve updated your résumé

Short proofreading checklist: List of things to check when proofreading your résumé

Free résumé reviewer: Site where you can submit your résumé and get a free, confidential review

Another free résumé reviewer: AI-powered site that will give you instant feedback on your résumé

Additional Resources

Résumé generator: Choose a layout, fill out a few blanks, and have a completed résumé generated for you

Powerful words: Action verbs to improve any résumé

What your résumé reveals about you: Details you might unwittingly be disclosing to a potential employer through your résumé

Tailoring your résumé: How to make your résumé the perfect fit for the specific position you’re seeking

Résumé cheat sheet: A handy graphic that can help you select the right words for your résumé

Free online course: A project-centered class that will teach you how to craft a résumé

Things to Avoid

What not to include on your résumé: A list of items to remove from your résumé if you haven’t already

Language you should avoid on a résumé: Words and phrases you should replace or eliminate on your résumé

How to avoid age discrimination with your résumé: If you’re an older applicant, make sure to read this article

First Résumé/No Experience

First résumé: How to write your first résumé

First résumé tips: Advice for writing your résumé for the first time

Entry-level worker skills: Skills you should have (and mention) if you’re applying for an entry-level position

No experience résumé: Guide to writing a résumé when you have little or no work experience

Specific Circumstances

High school résumé: How to write a résumé if you’re a high school student or a recent high school graduate

College résumé: How to write a résumé if you’re a college student or a recent college graduate

Stay-at-home parent résumé: How to write a résumé if you’re a parent returning to the workforce

Sample Résumés

Assorted sample résumés: Site where you can browse hundreds of sample résumés for any job or field

Additional sample résumés: To see more sample résumés sorted by field, check out this site

[nananotes-blog1]

//11-07-17// sorry i’ve been so inactive lately, I spent some time sorting my life out. ✨ currently studying at one of my favorite spots on campus ft. a lovely sunset ✨ i hope y’all are having a wonderful day and if things are rough, go easy on yourselves for me 💕

[arystudies]

They’re here! Download your fall calendars through this link. Monday calendars will be posted later this month. Please share and comment if you’re using them!

Happy planning!

[love-adore-study-more]

Getting Shit Done Beforehand!

SO my computer science teacher taught me a few healthy tricks to getting things done and how to study a bit more efficiently in the long run.

1. Have a rest day. My mum keeps telling me to study, like all the time, so I do and I usually burn myself out. Please don’t do this! Let yourself rest once in awhile and take your time!

2. Don’t study all day. Don’t study more, study smart. After you come home from school, you don’t have to study straight away until 12am. You can set yourself a maximum amount of time, let’s say 4 hours, and study for the whole 4 hours then have the rest of the time to yourself.

3. Use one day to catch up. Or use the that day to study all your subjects, maybe an hour each! Just use the time so that you are confident in the topic you’re studying. Maybe use the hour to do practise test and the like.

4. List all the chapters you need to complete. So in order for you to get organised, list the chapters in the course from the course outline that you need to complete in order to finish the course. This is continued in the next step.

5. Put dates next to the chapters. Put a date of completion for that chapter. That way you know what you’re planning to study that day. Also, split up the chapter in chunks that. That way you don’t do a 20 page chapter in one sitting. Break it up so that it’s easier to accomplish and you can have the satisfaction of ticking it off the list!

6. Create a study logbook. To hold yourself accountable, log all your study hours. For my logbook, I have the date, start time, finish time, subject - topic, time taken. This helps you look back at how much time you’ve spent studying on each subject and on that day. But the most important part of this is that once you pick up your phone or start watching netflix you have to put down your finish time. Because 40 minutes on facebook at your desk, is still 40 minutes on facebook!

7. Create a day-to-day schedule. And make sure you stick to it! I know its hard but if its easier if you plan out your day than to be lost on what to start studying. Make sure you put breaks in-between your study time.

8. Have your friends keep track of each other. My friend and I are both going to be trying to stick to our programs. Sending each other our chapters and dates, we ask about how each other is going and, let’s be honest, it motivates you in a way that you want to complete everything on time and maybe even ahead of schedule. You don’t want to be the person who’s behind on their plan. #socialhonesty (is that a thing? lmao)

Hope this helped!

adele <3 (p.s thanks @grangergrades for proofreading this whole thing hahaha luv u)

[janellecstudies]

Hello everybody! This is my brand new studyblr/langblr! I’ve been thinking about making this account for a little while now, so I’m excited to finally do it. I hope starting this makes me more productive in school and life generally. I would love to meet some new people on here, so don’t hesitate to message me! 

I’m not really good with words so bare with me.

My name is Janelle.

I’m from Mexico but I have family in the U.S. and Italy!

I’m 15 and my birthday is the 31st of August.

I wish to become a fashion designer some day. My dream schools are Parsons and Kyung Hee University.

I have official certifications in Word, Excel, Power Point and Photoshop.

I make art and maybe someday you will get to see my paintings/drawings on here.

My favorite singers/bands at the moment are Halsey, Dua Lipa, Dean, The 1975, BTS and almost everyone from YG.

I’m a city gal.

My favorite movie is Gone Girl.

Spanish (mother language).

English (fluent).

Norwegian (can understand but only speak a few words).

Korean (hopefully starting classes this year).

Catalan (future)

Math

Literature

English

Physics

Biology

History of Mexico

Religion

Socioeconomic structure of Mexico

(Will edit when I start the school year.)

I don’t really have a lot because I like to prevent copying but here are some:

@gloomstudy - @studyy-bells - @studylithe - @yoonisstudying - @nanastudies and most importantly @ximenastudy for being the best person ever.

I’ll be tracking #janellecstudies.

That’s it! Hope you like. 

[noonastudies]

STUDY NOW

What are you scared of?

✔ Getting low grades

✔  Procrastinating

✔  Pressure

✔  Friends?

✔  Laziness that attacks you?

Every students have their own perspectives when it comes to education. You think you’re lazy doing your schoolworks? Or a pound of paperworks? When all you need is to get an inspiration/motivaion, Here’s a perfect one for you!

In order to share your works to the whole community, simply tag #study-now and #noonastudies.

By that, I’ll be able to share your post to those other studyblrs who needs an inspiration/motivation.

More details TBA soon.  

Y’all may start posting yours and tag #study-now along with #noonastudies so that i can share it now as well. 

Unleash the real you!

Note: Please like/reblog this post so others may read about this upcoming campaign.

Effective: June 2017

[julstudy]

15/02/2017: made some timelines for my history of Spain classes