Simply create phrases that describe your experience using language that the employer will recognize. Wherever possible use concrete numbers and examples to highlight your accomplishments, such as the amount of money managed as treasurer of an organization. You can use bullets and short phrases to make this section easy to read. You can develop transferable management and interpersonal skills through extracurricular activities. Definitely highlight elected or appointed leadership positions.
Employers view student activities as a key indicator of future success and leadership potential.
This section includes computer and foreign language skills. You should list any operating systems and software packages that you know how to use. Although computer use may seem obvious to you, an employer will assume you are not computer literate if you skip this section. When listing foreign languages, you might want to include proficiency information because the employer could give you an impromptu fluency test in an interview. International travel is not a skill in and of itself and should not be included unless it was substantive and extensive.