[superstar18]

A job asks on an application please list awards and/or leadership positions held (work or school what's should I say because I was never on honor roll and I have only babysat, but I have done volunteer work.

[Wondergirl]

List your volunteer work with dates of service.

[smoothy]

I second what Wondergirl said... you wouldn't put down that you DIDN'T do something... you only put down what you did. That was meant more as a guide to what sorts of information if they apply that you should put down there. Many people would not have anything to write there for example.

[superstar18]

OK thanks is there anything else I should list like any activities I have been in like choir or no.

[tkrussell]

May be good for us to know your age, and the position your applying for.

[slapshot_oi]

Definitely put down volunteer work.

You can have a little bit of fun on the application. For instance, when I applied to a grocery store at 14, and under extra-curricular activities, I put down "I play in a metal band", which, turned the interview into a conversation about music and definitely helped in getting the job. Stuff like that shows creativity, confidence, and interpersonal skills.

Interviews are one of the best times to practice interpersonal skills.

[superstar18]

19 and chick-fil-a

[Wondergirl]

Yes, list any school clubs and special projects (science fair winner, etc.), any church groups, peer tutoring, Scouts, 4-H, social service-community efforts--anything that shows you off as a wonderful, helpful, organized person.