A resume is your face in the eyes of a potential employer, so you need to pay special attention to its preparation. An educator moving to another job must carefully work out his portrait in this document.
Instructions
Step 1
Start your resume with standard data that you can't do without. Title the document, then indicate your full surname, name and patronymic, age (full number of years or date of birth).
Step 2
The next point is to indicate the position for which you are applying. Write several contact numbers by which you can be contacted. It's a good idea to include your email address or any other form of communication with you here.
Step 3
Indicate the education you received. You should include information about your higher education, as well as any refresher courses and seminars attended.
Step 4
Work experience must be indicated no further than the last seven to ten years. It is better to write the last three jobs (the more there are, the worse the employer will have an impression of you). Be sure to write your duties at this job and the skills that you have acquired next to the position and name of the company.
Step 5
At the end of the resume, a paragraph is usually placed in which the applicant writes several sentences about himself in a free style. In the case of drawing up a resume of a teacher, you should indicate those qualities that help and are significant when communicating with children. For example, write in this item responsibility, decency, love for children, patience. Indicate several options for free time, for example, such as reading specialized literature, attending courses and seminars related to your profession, and others.
Step 6
Attach recommendations from previous jobs (at least from the last) to the resume. This document will help the employer understand the attitude of your former bosses towards you, and you - to enlist the support of higher-ranking colleagues.
