How to write resume for a part time job interview.
We, Japanese, use a template for resume like this.
https://next.rikunabi.com/tenshokuknowhow/archives/909/
This template is very usual. All Japanese have used once for applying for a part time job. This can be bought at convenient stores. It means this is a standard and well-known template. You can buy it in any stationary stores and also you can buy it online.
It costs cheap. They sell it by 1 set including 4 copies of a template. It costs like $3 for one set. You can make a mistake 3 times.
Or, you can get it from some websites which offers various templates. It is for free.
You can download a template from the link below:
PDF version
https://www.hellowork.go.jp/dbps_data/_material_/localhost/doc/JISrirekisho.pdf
Excel version
https://www.hellowork.go.jp/dbps_data/_material_/localhost/doc/JISrirekisho.xls
Handwriting or Typing
There is controversy for which is better, Handwriting or Typing.
Many people write it by handwriting. But, I think, and some people might think that it is not effient way to make document.
Handwriting advocates:
-Interviewer can know interviewees' personalities and characters from thier looks of handwriting. The more accurate and easy-to-read thier handwriting are, in the more accurate or reasonable way they can work. Something like that.
-Some interviewers accept only resume by handwriting.
Typing advocates:
-To submit resume in typing manner, it proofs your PC skill.
-Handwriting is slow way to make document. Thus, interviewer think that interviewee who use handwriting way is not efficiant person in terms of geting a job done.
When making it, you can make mistakes since you can fix them immediately. You can use it for another job interviews. Efficiant and rational.
-Interviewer can understand it well because typing writing is clear to be understood. If handwriting is messy, it's hard to read and it would become a time cunsuming and frastrating task for interviewers.
I am an advocater of using PC. So, I use PC to make it always. However, some interviewers having old-fasion way of thinking might not like this way.
For full time jobs, I think a resume written in typing is more common than part time jobs. I applied for positions in IT related companies. So, of course, they prefer resume in typing.
