I just went through the process a couple months ago and things have changed since I did it the time before that.
The first page is supposed to be your accomplishments. Basically as many successes that you can think of from your employment history. A success could be something you did to help your company improve a practice or initiate a policy. Anything that you may have done that can be seen as a positive.
Then on to your employment history, etc. Don't ever put anything negative about yourself and supply references when asked rather then include them with your resume.
Go to jobshop or another employment site and check around there, they typically have resources to help.
Just a couple of things that I could think of off the top of my head. Good luck and hope all goes well for you.
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