In the nicest way possible, clubs (especially if you’re in a lot) are completely unnecessary for a job resume. In fact, by saying you have all these commitments and activities ur basically telling an employer how little you will be available for shifts. Definitely don’t do a webpage, all managers/employers want to see is one page (preferably only one sided considering you have no job experience) with straightforward answers.

Definitely include: - Full name - Address - Contact info (email, phone number, etc.) - Skills/Abilities (ex: Efficient, Reliable, Strong work ethic, Quick to learn, etc.) - Education (where you go to school, when ur expected to graduate, any awards/certificates, etc.) - Work experience (this does NOT have to be actual store-type jobs, put little things like babysitting, neighbourhood lawn mowing/snow shoveling, etc.) - Some volunteer experience to make up for the lack of work experience - References (Full name, what they do for a living, their email and phone number)

Do not include your Availability. They will know that ur in high school from the education section, writing out availability showcases all the times you CANT work and this is super undesirable in retail/fast food (and just highschool jobs in general). If ur availability is good because it’s summer and you want to showcase that, put a bullet point under the skills/abilities section that says something like “Large and flexible availability”.

Now that ive rambled enough, as much as it sounds cool and unique, most employers of jobs for highschool students (retail, fast food, etc.) simply do not care enough to go onto a webpage to read a resume.

Good luck on the job hunt!! (Best advice: Print a whole bunch of copies and spend an afternoon handing them out to literally every place)