Level Up Your Resume with ChatGPT

Drafting compelling resumes can be tedious and time-consuming. Having to consolidate your skills and experiences into a succinct document, and making it relevant and tailored to a specific industry or company, is no easy feat. Fortunately, with the proliferation of advanced language models like ChatGPT, drafting resumes can become much less daunting. These AI tools possess the remarkable capability to generate text resembling human language. With effective prompting, they can sharpen your resume drafts, reducing the time and effort required on your part. 

In this workshop, we will delve into the use of ChatGPT to draft effective resumes that will be further finetuned by the human hand to leave a lasting impact on prospective employers. 

Participants will have the opportunity to: 

• Gain insights into the role that ChatGPT can play in resume-drafting
• Learn effective prompting strategies for resume optimisation via ChatGPT and walk away with practical frameworks for future usage
• Learn about the limits to the usage of ChatGPT
• Address important ethical considerations associated with the use of ChatGPT for resume creation

This workshop is designed for students seeking to harness the capabilities of AI tools like ChatGPT to empower themselves and increase their productivity in resume drafting. Join us to acquire valuable knowledge and practical skills, all within a friendly environment complemented with light refreshments.

Spaces are limited for this session and undergraduate students are given priority booking. Postgraduate students interested to attend may please register for the waiting list.

This workshop is a pre-event activity under NUS Career Fest 2024. Join us at NUS Career Fest on 20 - 22 February 2024.

Speakers

Camilla Tam
Head of Learning & Development,  NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates

Camilla is currently Head of Learning & Development, NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates, where she leads a team to develop and deliver a suite of programmes that will enhance the critical skills of undergraduates, postgraduates and learners in continuing education programmes at NUS. 

Prior to this, Camilla’s career spanned various roles in Consumers Insights, Data Analytics and Strategic Planning within the Market Research, Media and FMCG Industries, including 7 years at The Coca-Cola Company.

Megan Wong
Director’s Office, NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates 

As a recent graduate from NUS, Megan has returned as a staff to contribute her strengths to the development of future-ready graduates at NUS CFG. With her background in Mathematics and Communications, she supports the Director with strategic coordination and planning. Having a keen interest in ChatGPT, she hopes to support and learn with the students effective prompting strategies.

Rebecca Zhou
Career Advisor,  NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates

As a dedicated Career Advisor supporting Humanities students, Rebecca seeks to empower students to explore creative career paths through personalized guidance. With an interest in bridging the gap between the Arts and technology, Rebecca hopes to support students in mastering technology to optimize their job searches.