You need a college graduate resume and a cover letter to cover the basics. But one size does not fit all: you’ve got to tailor each to the job you’re applying for. Once you have your documents ready:
Remember, you’re only beginning your professional career, so start slow.
Find internship roles that match your academic or personal interests. You’ll be a much more valuable asset to the company once you have internship experience on your resume.
Look for volunteering opportunities, if possible. You’ll meet new people who can vouch for your qualities and qualifications later on.
Enroll in courses and additional training to get even more qualifications and resume-worthy certifications and licenses. Employers value (certified) personal development.
Follow the companies you’ll be excited to work for on social media. They might post open jobs on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram pages.
Practice job interviewing. (For real.) If you’re in two minds about an offer, go to the interview, at least for the sake of practice.