Secondary School Teacher · Minimalist theme

Teacher CV Template

Schools look for evidence of classroom impact and contribution beyond the classroom. This template balances both, giving your teaching experience room while making space for leadership and curriculum work.

Jordan Alvarez

Secondary School Teacher

Secondary English teacher who designs inclusive, discussion-driven lessons and leads curriculum improvement.

Experience

English Teacher

Kingsway Secondary

  • Raised passing rates by 14 points through targeted literacy support.
  • Co-led the department curriculum redesign.

Student Teacher

Lakeside High

  • Planned and delivered units for four classes.

Education

BEd English Education

University of Toronto

Skills

  • TeachingExpert
    • Curriculum design
    • Differentiation
  • LeadershipAdvanced
    • Mentoring
    • Assessment

Evidence of impact

Teaching CVs are read by people who understand the classroom, so specifics matter more than adjectives. Describe the year groups and subjects you taught, then add the result: a lift in attainment, a successful intervention, or a redesigned unit.

The Minimalist theme keeps that narrative front and centre with a clean single column.

A structure that reflects the job

  • A summary naming your subject, phase, and approach
  • Teaching posts with year groups, subjects, and results
  • Curriculum, mentoring, and extra-curricular contributions
  • Qualifications, including QTS or your local equivalent

Keep the accent colour understated and export a PDF that reads as professional and considered.

FAQ

Secondary School Teacher CV questions

How do I show classroom impact?

Use the outcomes schools recognise: attainment and pass rates, progress measures, engagement, or interventions. A single clear number beats a vague claim.

Should I list every school I have taught at?

Only recent and relevant posts need detail. Older or brief placements can be summarised in a line so the page stays focused.