So for an upcoming internship that I'm applying for, they've listed a program that I'm not familiar with and haven't used ever as part of a database management qualification. It's just a database application so it wouldn't require a huge learning curve (and I'm already very familiar with Excel), but I want to make my resume stand out, so I was planning on teaching myself how to use this program and then adding it to my resume under programs/software I'm literate in.
I'm actually very dedicated to learning this program and plan on taking several days/weeks to familiarize myself with it. Obviously, this won't be the same as using it in a work setting, but I plan on getting so familiar with it that I would be able to jump right into it if I needed to for a job.
I just want to know that, if I were to list this as a program I'm familiar with but never used in a work setting (i.e. if I told them that I taught myself the basics of this program after seeing it on their list of qualifications), if this would tip off employers as false-advertising or if it would demonstrate my eagerness and passion to have this position. Like I said, I am going to dedicate much of my free time to learning this program if I list it on my resume.
The program in question is FileMaker Pro. Thanks!
Edit: Knowing the program is listed as being a plus, so that's why I wanted to give myself that extra boost!
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