I am well-versed in grammar and AP style, meaning I can help you both proofread your resume and write your cover letter, if needed. All I need is your information!
I will design your resume using Adobe InDesign, a document program. I will work with you to choose a basic template idea (subject to change during design based on the amount of information expected to go on the resume), a spot color (if desired) and fonts. If you are not satisfied with your product, feel free to let me know and I promise I will fix it for you ASAP until you are completely satisfied!
I have been to multiple seminars on resumes and what companies are looking for, and will help you in any way I can. Your finished resume is promised to have no grammatical/spelling errors, or your money back.
Base fee for a resume alone is $40, and is subject to rise if your resume requires extra design (such as if you’d like a logo designed in Adobe Illustrator) or if you have a large amount of information, which is more difficult to fit onto a single page. Student discounts available!
Contact me at bethmichelle1992@gmail.com!
Beth Wertz Resume Design 
You have an awesome blog! Thank you for following mine! I am currently learning how to code. You have some wonderful blog posts here and I look forward to reading more. Thanks again!
Learning to code is a long process (I would know, I’m still in it!)
I’m relatively proficient in HTML and CSS, but I’d like to learn a lot more about JavaScript, which I’ve never used. I’m currently redoing my other website that I pay for instead of using WordPress.
I am learning JavaScript, jQuery, CSS, HTML, Python Syntax through http://www.codecademy.com right now. I have found it to be very interesting. Although I do not pay for any of the WordPress blogs that I currently have right now. I hope that in the future that will change. I never expected to be where I am today with my blog. 🙂
I’d like to learn at the very least to put comment boxes in my website (bethwertz.com). But I do that one through GoDaddy and made it in Dreamweaver, I didn’t use a CMS to build that one. It was a school project at first.
That would be something to learn how to do for other websites that I might start. I am not sure how to do that yet!
I would assume it is something with JavaScript since JavaScript is what makes pages interactive, I’ve just never worked with it before. I love learning new codes though!
Go to http://www.codecademy.com and it has a course for JavaScript….
It is interesting to say the least along with jQuery.