The Internet is crowded with sites that want to help you find a job, and many of these provide information on how to write a resumé.  Check out some of the links listed below.

Résumé Tutor
A resumé workbook. Follow the six steps to writing an effective resumé, complete the workbook sections, and you will be given some "points to consider" to improve your resumé. From the University of Minnesota Employment Career Enrichment Program.

What is the Right Résumé for Me?
JobStar Central helps you choose a resumé format that fits your job history and target position.  Includes a helpful section on the "electronic" or "scannable" resumé.

Cover Letter Big Picture
MyFuture.com, gives tips and suggestions on creating an effective cover letter.

200 Letters for Job Hunters
One of the few places on the Internet where you can find an entire book online -- and a good one at that! Over 200 different sample cover letters are divided into 20 different sections, such as "Find A Part-Time Job," "Cold Calls," and "Follow Up."

The Riley Guide: Résumé Databases on the Internet
The Riley Guide lists over 50 Internet sites where you can post your resumé for employers to check out.  Some of are free, others charge a fee. The handy chart tells you vital information for each site, such as whether the database has a particular focus, who can view your resumé, how long it will be retained, what format it will be presented in, and any other important features.