How do you describe being a trainer on a resume?

The first place to talk about being a trainer is in the resume summary, which is just an overview of your training and experience as a trainer thus far. It should be concise - no more than one to three sentences - and touch on who you are as a candidate and what you bring to the table.

We recommend, including how long you've worked as a trainer, what your focus is on, and an achievement or core skill that you have. For example, "Highly effective Certified Personal Trainer with 5+ years experience. I beat sales goals by 25% at my previous position and received 20+ client thank-you letters. "

Next, you're going to want to elaborate on your specific experiences as a trainer. Similar to the profile summary, you'll want to convey your experience using real-world examples and achievements, as well as quantifiable measurements of success.

For example, "Beat sales goals by an average of 25% per quarter, thanks to creating highly positive client interactions that produced energetic word-of-mouth."

Skills to describe being a trainer on a resume include:

• Interpersonal skills

• Leadership

• Creativity

• Record keeping

• Self-motivated

• Customer service

• Positive attitude

• Product knowledge

• Data entry

• Surpass sales goals

• Technical know-how