Social workers have jobs in a variety of different places, but they all perform one similar task: interacting with people. Social workers can be events coordinators, youth care specialists, Red Cross workers, or youth development workers. They are all generally good around both children and adults and can communicate well. Competition is high for these positions, so make sure you mention all of your relevant skills on your resume when applying for jobs. Relevant skills can include any or all of the following:
Previous work experience. If you’ve done volunteer work, had an internship, or held a full-time job in the field in the past, this is an important thing to list. Make sure to give precise details about your responsibilities at those previous positions.
Evidence of group work and interacting with clients. Since social workers are always around people, they need to be able handle group encounters and interact with clients. If events are to go smoothly in social work, these skills are key.
Your Education. Like most other professions, education is extremely important in social work. List your degrees, especially if you have a Master’s or higher degree.
There are several examples of social worker career resumes online. Review them when writing your own resume:
-http://www.friedsocialworker.com/CareerResources/socialworkresumes.htm
