The Pennsylvania template
Pennsylvania uses the same structured submission form as Ohio, set up for PeopleFluent. The requisition number field and header follow the Commonwealth’s system.
Specification
- Submitted through
- PeopleFluent
- Best for
- Openings posted through PeopleFluent
- Masthead
- Name, then Title/Role and PeopleFluent Requisition Number on one line
- File
- Word document (.docx)
Section order
- 1Name, title and requisition number
- 2Education (table)
- 3Certifications and certificates (table)
- 4Employment history
- 5Projects
- 6Professional summary
- 7Technical skills
- 8Patents, courses, training and references
What sets Pennsylvania apart
Requisition in the header
The PeopleFluent requisition number you enter in the editor is printed beside the role, so the reviewer can match the submittal to the opening.
Summary as bullets
A paragraph summary is split into bullets at sentence boundaries. The sentences themselves are left exactly as written.
Tables for credentials
Education and certifications are laid out in the form’s tables, one row per entry, with the columns the agency reviews against.
The other templates
Ohio
Submission form for VectorVMS requisitions
- Submitted through
- VectorVMS
- Best for
- Openings posted through VectorVMS
- Opens with
- Education (table)
Georgia
Direct submittal, experience first
- Submitted through
- Direct submittal
- Best for
- Direct submittals that want experience up front
- Opens with
- Employment history
Oceanblue
Letterhead resume for client presentation
- Submitted through
- Client presentation
- Best for
- Clients with no template of their own
- Opens with
- Professional summary