Q Submit your Job Application Packet here. You can merge all of the documents into one file or submit multiple files. Because formatting is crucial, it will be best to save files as PDFs so that formatting doesn’t shift between your Word version and mine. I can only grade based on the formatting I can see! Please remember that incorporating peer feedback from your drafts into your final letter and resume will be part of your grade, so be sure to go back to your draft and read carefully, ask any questions, and revise! Here is the assignment sheet again: job app assignment.pdf Download job app assignment.pdf Rubric Drafts of job docs (1) Drafts of job docs (1) Criteria Ratings This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeLength Letter and resume are each only one page long. They are not overly full or sparse. yes no This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeEditing No spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors on either document. yes no This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeResume formatting Appropriate formatting and design, including heading titles, use of design elements such as bold, varied font and text size, color, and white space. It is recognizable as a resume because it utilizes accepted resume conventions. yes no This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeResume content 1 Bullets or paragraph points start with active and varied first-person verbs. yes no This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeResume content 2 Experiences are transferable to new job. Rather than just the job description, they tell what you actually accomplished and what skills you developed. yes no This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeLetter formatting Correct formatting: return address, date, inside address, salutation, signature block. yes no This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeLetter content Your letter shows strong writing skills. You include four paragraphs: intro, conclusion, and two body paragraphs. Body paragraphs give more depth and detail than your resume on one specific skill each. No bullets! Remember that the reader will skim down the left side, so place important info at the beginnings of paragraphs, like topic sentences. yes no PreviousNext