When you look at how to write a proper resume make sure you follow the advice below.
Make sure you spend time highlight your strengths that are most relevant to the potential employer. Then put your most strongest and relevant points first (use bullet points when writing. It is easier to read and allows the reder to scan too) where they have more chance to be read. Remember this is your bait for the reader and the rest of your resume reels them in.

Research job postings thoroughly online and in the newspapers for positions that interest you. Each position will normally have a brief outline about the company and the job on offer. Use the keywords listed in these ads, and match them to the bullet points in your resume. There’s a fair chance that you have some of these as key points already, however if you have missed any, add them to your resume.

Make sure your resume reflects a positive attitude. To do this leave out any negatives or irrelevant points. If you think your graduation date will leave you open to age discrimination, don’t put it in your resume. If you do some duties in your current job that aren’t relevant to you application, don’t include them. Focus on the duties that do support your application.

Remember you need to tailor your resume for each job you apply for. Learning how to do a proper resume takes time and effort, but if you use the above points your efforts will be rewarded.