A resume is a written introduction to a prospective employer, which tells them enough about your skills and experience that they will want to find out more about you as a person. I have previously written about resumes and the job search process as it relates to the general population, but resumes for students with little or no experience in the work force are a little different. The basics for writing resumes do not change, but if you have limited work experience, you have to rely upon your school experiences to make up for the shortfall. Start by assessing your situation. Think of what employers want in a good employee, and try to come up with a situation where your experience could be translated into that skill.
Experience working with the public and ability to work as a team member is essential.
You must be bondable, and have reliable transportation. Must have word processing skills, able to meet tight deadlines, and work under pressure. Look at what the advertisements are asking for. If so write them down in your resume. Being an Air Cadet has taught me community responsibility, and has enhanced my decision making capabilities.