When searching for a work camping job, you’ll definitely need a resume to showcase your relevant skills and experience. So, then how should you build a work camping resume? Let’s take it from the top:
1) What do you do well?
First, think about how you can leverage your existing skills in a work camping setting. For example, are you good with people — or computers? Or maybe you’re great with maintenance or landscaping? Look back at what you do best and you’ll find that you have skills that can be very useful in a camping environment.
2) Draft the “Introduction”
Think of the ‘introduction’ as a cover letter. It summarizes your story and gives the employer an idea of how you can add value to their team. Consider including details such as ‘what you like about work camping’, the type of locations and opportunities you’re looking for — and what you do best. Remember: Try to keep it short. Don’t let your resume get the TL;DR treatment.
3) Build it, baby!
Now, you’re ready to build it. You can use any online tool, but we hope you’ll try our free work camper resume builder. Here’s how it works:
- Create a new work camper resume
- Add important information, including:
- contact details (e.g. phone number)
- that introductory paragraph (i.e. why are you traveling? what do you do well?)
- work history (e.g. Work Camper at Awesome Campground 1/1/21 – 4/30/21)
- additional optional info (e.g. photo of your RV)
- Click Submit
That’s it! Now you can apply with your online resume to any job that takes applications via email (more about that here). The employer will receive an email with your personal message and a link to your resume — and you can track Applications from your Camper Dashboard.
Now, go find that awesome work camping gig — and good luck!