First job. First resume. You've got this.
A short wizard that turns chores, teams, and odd jobs into a one-page resume, then walks you through the application and interview.
Free. 14 short steps, most under two minutes. Your resume stays in your browser.
Apply
Aim at a real job
Pick the job, learn the work rules for your age, and set your contact info and availability.
Build
You've done more than you think
Tap what you've actually done — babysitting, yard work, teams, volunteering — and turn it into strong, honest resume lines.
Shine
Practice, then apply
Copy-ready answers for the real application, five interview questions to practice, and a day-of checklist.
What you leave with
- A one-page, easy-to-scan resume you can print, save as PDF, or copy.
- Practice answers you paste into the employer's form yourself. We never fill in or submit it.
- An interview checklist and a private “First Job Ready” certificate.
Private by design
Your answers stay on your device. This site doesn't store your resume on our servers, and nothing is posted publicly. Ads on this site are never personalized, and never placed inside your form. Read the privacy page.
Good to know
Hiring managers often look at a resume for only a short time. Keep it to one page and easy to scan.
Source: CareerOneStop, Resumes
Good to know
Unpaid work still shows responsibility and skill. School and projects can stand in for paid work on a first resume.
Source: SSA Choose Work, Sep 16, 2025
Good to know
Most employers ask for about three references, often at the interview. Ask permission first.
Source: CareerOneStop, Job applications
Who it's for
Teens and first-job seekers 13 and older, anywhere in the U.S. Oregon users also get a plain-language work-rules briefing (not legal advice). Under 13? This wizard isn't for you yet, and it won't collect anything.