What to include (in this order)
- 1
Header
Name, phone, email, city.
- 2
Profile
Subjects, classes (e.g. 6–10), board experience (CBSE, ICSE, State) and years of teaching.
- 3
Eligibility
B.Ed / D.El.Ed, CTET/TET qualified with year and paper, any NET/SET.
- 4
Teaching experience
School, role (PRT/TGT/PGT), subjects, classes and key results.
- 5
Education
Graduation and post-graduation with subjects and percentage.
- 6
Skills & activities
Smart-class tools, lesson planning, co-curricular activities you lead.
Sample bullet points
- Taught Mathematics to Classes 9 and 10 (CBSE); 2025 board batch averaged 82% with 11 students above 95%.
- Introduced weekly activity-based lessons that improved Class 6 unit-test averages by 15 percentage points over a term.
- Coordinated the school science exhibition with 120+ student projects and 3 inter-school awards.
- Completed 16-week teaching practice during B.Ed, preparing 40 lesson plans for Classes 7 and 8.
Tips that make a difference
- State subjects and classes in the first two lines.
- Show outcomes: board results, pass percentage, competition winners.
- Mention digital tools — smart boards, Google Classroom, PowerPoint.
- B.Ed freshers should list school internship (teaching practice) in detail.
Skills you can list
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