Ajay,
As long as the courses and training are relevant to your engineering career, I agree that they should be added to your resume. I would be very selective of adding webinars to your resume, as continuing education is typically a requirement for most engineering careers. I would not use valuable resume space on webinars unless they were on a unique topic that many people do not have experience on, or that are specific to the job you are applying for.
I have a section on my resume called Related Skills, where I list my certifications, completed training courses, and software classes. This section could also be named Training, if you have at least 3 or 4 different training courses or classes completed that are related to engineering.
I would list this section under your Objective, Education, and Work Experience sections of your resume.
I hope that helps. Also, ASCE is currently holding a Resume Workshop, so if you are interested in submitting your resume to be reviewed, you can do so here:
ASCE Resume Workshop - Spring 2021Thanks.
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Doug Cantrell P.E., M.ASCE
Professional Engineer
Durham NC
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-22-2021 10:58 AM
From: Ajay Patankar
Subject: Where do I add courses/trainings to my resume?
I have a question. I have done MOOCS and other webinars and short term courses, from where it have to be mentioned. Also I've completed courses on software!
Please share where and how it needs to add in resume?
Thank you so much for giving your time.
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Ajay Patankar S.M.ASCE
Student
Balapur MH
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