Getting a job...help with resume

are you still in school, or otherwise without much professional experience? If so, you might want to add a section with your personal skill, traits or interests that might be pertinent. Also any awards won in school or in community service definitely.

Also a leading line stating your objective (e.g. "To find a position that...") with something about how it would meet your expectations in a revealing way. For example, "I wish to find a position that will challenge me and take advantage of my ability to work with people" or something like that.

The cover letter is where you actually state the position you are applying for, and how you heard about the job would be nice (for their tracking purposes). On the letter, you should also summarize in paragraph form the highlights of your resume.

it sounds like you'll most likely be applying for jobs which will require you to fill out an application form, right? If so, you won't need a cover letter and might not even need a resume. But you can always attach your resume to the form, if you want.

I don't have one for you to "Fill in the Blanks" but there are lots of templates online. Do an internet search for "resume example".

Remember, though, that you might have to tweak your resume a little bit for different jobs. Like remove the irrelevant parts and add other things that you think would be helpful on a case-by-case basis. It's a lot of work, but looking for a job always is

http://public.gettysburg.edu/college_life/career/PDF/Resume.pdf

Check that link out for a nice resume guide. Good luck!