What materials do free normal students need to prepare for job fairs?

1 Need to prepare a resume, report card and employment recommendation form (copy, never use the original, some employers refuse to return the resume, and finally the original is taken away, which is quite troublesome to reissue).

Resume includes cover, cover letter, text and drawings. The cover letter should be revised online, just add the content yourself. Write your personal information (including name, major, gender, age, political outlook, contact information, major of graduation school, etc.), work experience, certificates obtained and awards won in the text, and the more important experiences and awards should be specially marked (especially scholarships, outstanding works awards, speech contests, etc. are very important). Of course, my resume also includes self-evaluation, personal expertise, interests, education, job hunting intention and so on, but they are all dispensable things, and it doesn't matter whether they are available or not. )

3. At the end of your resume, scan all the certificates, employment letters and awards with the attached drawings (you can attach 4, 5 and 6 awards to a smaller page, which will save money, because teachers generally don't look at the awards at the back carefully, but don't post them too small, because some teachers just want to look at them and ask you questions while reading them, asking you what this award is, what its gold content is and how you got it.

4. The report card is printed in the Academic Affairs Office, and then stamped with the seal of the Academic Affairs Office (this is the situation of our school, Xida University, and I don't know what unit manages the results there).

Others: plus what you didn't ask, I suggest you prepare a self-introduction and make it clear within three minutes. Many schools require you to make a brief self-introduction, and it is best to have one or two small examples about your own quality or ability in the self-introduction to make people feel more real. Well, that's all I know. I was also a free normal student who signed a contract yesterday, and I handed over the agreement to the employer this morning. So it is very kind to see your question. I hope my answer is helpful to you, and I wish you success in your work! Come on!