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Want a strong cashier resume? Start with this template, a sample and the skills employers ask for.

See a filled-in sample first, then what goes in each part of a resume for a cashier job. Copy the template or download it as a Word file.

Cashier resume sample: a filled one to copy from

Example only. Maricel Domingo is an invented person, and every detail is made up.

Maricel Domingo

Cashier | Grocery and convenience store cashier

Angeles City, Philippines | maricel.domingo@example.com | [Mobile number]

OBJECTIVE

Hardworking senior high school graduate seeking a cashier position, ready to handle cash carefully, serve customers politely and work rotating shifts.

SKILLS

- Counting cash and giving change correctly

- Basic math, done quickly in your head

- Using a point of sale system

- Talking to customers politely, in English and Filipino

- Staying honest and calm when the line is long

WORK EXPERIENCE

Cashier | Neighborhood supermarket | Angeles City | August 2023 to Present

- Scanned items and entered orders into the point of sale system accurately

- Received cash, card and e-wallet payments and gave the correct change

- Counted the cash drawer at the start and end of each shift

- Issued receipts and processed refunds and exchanges following store policy

- Served about 150 customers a shift during weekday and weekend rush hours

Cashier (part-time) | Family-owned convenience store | Angeles City | June 2022 to July 2023

- Greeted customers politely and answered questions about prices and promos

- Bagged items carefully and kept the counter clean and organized

- Checked bills for fake notes and flagged anything suspicious to the supervisor

EDUCATION

Senior High School Diploma, ABM strand | Public national high school, Angeles City | 2022

LANGUAGES

- English: conversational. Filipino and Kapampangan: native.

What to put in each part of your cashier resume

Objective
One sentence on the job you want and what you bring. If it fits you, adapt this one: Hardworking senior high school graduate seeking a cashier position, ready to handle cash carefully, serve customers politely and work rotating shifts.
Training and certificates
Courses you've finished, who ran them and the year.
Skills
Four or five the job post asks for and you've really used, like counting cash and giving change correctly, or basic math, done quickly in your head.
Work experience
Newest job first. Under each one, three to five lines that start with what you did, with a number where you can: customers, transactions and registers.
Education
Your school, what you finished and the year. Fresh graduate? Put it above work experience.

How to write your cashier resume: fill in this template

  1. Replace every line in [brackets]. Delete a section you can't fill.
  2. Use the job post's words for the skills you've really used.
  3. Keep it to one page if you've worked under five years.

Then save it as a PDF and apply. Download the Word file

[Full name]

Cashier | [Store type or counter, e.g. Grocery and convenience store cashier]

[City], [Province] | [Email] | [Mobile number]

OBJECTIVE

[One or two sentences, e.g. Hardworking senior high school graduate seeking a cashier position, ready to handle cash carefully, serve customers politely and work rotating shifts.]

SKILLS

- [Skill from the job post, e.g. Counting cash and giving change correctly]

- [Skill, e.g. Basic math, done quickly in your head]

- [Skill, e.g. Using a point of sale system]

- [Skill, e.g. Talking to customers politely, in English and Filipino]

WORK EXPERIENCE

[Job title] | [Store or supermarket] | [City] | [Month Year] to [Month Year or Present]

- [What you did, e.g. Scanned items and entered orders into the point of sale system accurately]

- [What you did, with a number, e.g. Served about 150 customers a shift at a busy grocery counter]

- [What you did, e.g. Received cash, card and e-wallet payments and gave the correct change]

[Job title] | [Store or supermarket] | [City] | [Month Year] to [Month Year]

- [What you did]

- [What you did]

EDUCATION

[Diploma or strand, e.g. Senior High School, ABM strand] | [School] | [Year finished]

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATES

- [Licence or certificate, if the job needs one]

- [Training or seminar] | [Who ran it] | [Year]

LANGUAGES

- [Languages you speak, e.g. English: fluent. Filipino: native.]

How to write a cashier resume without experience

First job? Use the same lines for a school fair, a family store or a church event where you handled money, and say where.

Duties and skills to add to your cashier resume

The sample uses lines from the cashier job description. Pick the ones you've really done, and find the rest there. See the full cashier duties

Cashier resume questions

What do I put first on a cashier resume?

Put your objective, then your latest cashier job. If you have no job yet, lead with your education and any time you handled money.

Which skills should I pick for a cashier?

Pick the ones the post asks for, like counting cash and using a point of sale system. Keep only skills you can show in an interview or a simple math check.

Should I put my birthday or a photo on it?

Leave your birthday off. Since 2016, Republic Act 10911 has made it unlawful for employers in the Philippines to require your age or birth date while you apply. Leave the photo off too, unless the job post asks for one.

Should I send it as a PDF or a Word file?

PDF, unless the job post asks for Word. A PDF looks the same on every screen. Put your name in the file name, like Maricel-Domingo-Resume.pdf.

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