How should I list my volunteer experience on my resume?

Since you have some paid work experience, you should list your volunteer experience, with dates you volunteered and a brief explanation of your duties, in a separate section.

Be sure to put down the dates that you were in school in your education section too. The hiring manager will figure out what you were doing and when.

Typically, volunteer jobs can go right in with paid jobs, structured the same way (title, dates, brief description, accomplishments). In addition, you should consider mentioning it in either your Objective or Professional Summary.

Volunteer work that is unrelated to your targeted position (but still makes you look good) can go under a heading such as Community Service at the end of the resume, and/or in your cover letter.

I hope this helps :-)

Experience is an important factor while writing your resume.Recruiter gives more preference to experienced candidate.So mention your experience in your resume in accordance to date you work.

List your experience from latest to older order and also give brief explanation about your work like company name,your profile,date of joining etc

For more tips on resume writing check the following:-

http://www.bestsampleresume.com/resume-writing.htm...

My resume goes name, contact info, objective, work experience, certifications, volunteer work, schooling, references, and ending statement. I put them in their own category because they are their own thing. I also don't put dates with volunteer experience, just employment dates.