Is this resume good enough for a student job?

if you are still in school, you may want to specify what hours you are available, because obviously if you have school you don't really have open availability. if you have no job experience, you may want to embellish your skills a little - back up WHY you think you are dependable running registers if you have never done it? also if you have no job experience, you should play up your education a bit... volunteering, extracurricular activities, clubs, any kind of leadership roles, etc. if you have a good GPA or are particularly good in something like that, emphasize it too. thats my advice. i would have references ready too.

Your objective should not mention your interests. Is it an interest or is it an objective? I'm confused. Please fix it.

you can include any volunteer experience you may have as well as interests. They may help you get the job.

I would not say what you do not have exp with. Your resume should state what you do have exp with. I would shorten up the paragraph at the top and clearly state your objectives. Usually a cover letter should say what you are applying for not your resume. I would also make a cover letter and put alot of that info on that. You can look up how to write cover letters online thru google. Their are tons of examples. Again just keep things very simple. Most companys just skim thru it because they get so many for a open position. You do not want yours to be thrown away or passed aside because it is to wordy. Good luck!

it is even sufficient for a corporate position. you are more qualified than the the idiot who will hire you

you might want to say something about your academics. this should help (source below)

maybe put down your hobbies.

excellent!:)

yes