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How do you list IT classes with no degree?

N2IT

I apologize I've been blowing this board up lately, but I have been ultra proactive looking for a new gig, so I have run into a few questions lately.

I have a BS non IT. However I have taken IT courses, anywhere from a entry level A+ course to a database design course. Infact I have taken 3 database courses and the A+ course. How would you list them. I'll be honest I learned a lot about Databases from those classes and I feel leaving them off really hurts me. So with all that blabber being said, how would you list them on your resume?

I current have several sections in my resume. I have a quick blurb about my skill sets, like an intro. I then go into my professional experience. I then list my certifications and degree. Then I finally list the platforms/OS and applications I've touched/used.

Any ideas I am really lost on this.

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phantasm

I created a seciton called "Relevant Coursework" on my resume. If you'd like to see it then here is a thread with a copy of my resume to give you an idea:

http://www.techexams.net/forums/jobs-degrees/56274-resume-assistance-please.html

N2IT

phantasm wrote: »

I created a seciton called "Relevant Coursework" on my resume. If you'd like to see it then here is a thread with a copy of my resume to give you an idea:

http://www.techexams.net/forums/jobs-degrees/56274-resume-assistance-please.html

Thanks for the example

Hyper-Me

I tried for awhile many years ago and employers ended up thinking i had an MCSE because many of the class names corresponded with various exam names from the MCSE.

Doh.

Zartanasaurus

Throw it in your cover letter.

nel

Usually i dont include courses attended in a CV but i have seen many people who have. They have usually put them under a title such as "Courses Attended" or "External Training".

In my opinion i would put it in a cover letter and not the CV but that opinion varies. I prefer to bulk up my cv with experiance ive gained in job roles.