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Looking to secure your next teaching role? Your CV is your first impression — and making it count is key to landing interviews. Here are our top tips to help you shine.
I found the expert tips in this blog post incredibly insightful. The advice on understanding your audience digital tools was practical and actionable.
- Sarah L
Digital Marketer
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- Start with a Strong Personal Statement
A brief, compelling summary of who you are and what you bring to the role. - Tailor Your Experience
Highlight experience relevant to the position — especially classroom management, SEN, or specific key stages. - Showcase Impact
Include measurable outcomes where possible: improved student performance, successful Ofsted feedback, etc. - Don’t Forget CPD and Training
Mention any safeguarding, SEN, or curriculum training — it shows initiative and up-to-date knowledge. - Keep It Clean and Concise
Stick to 1–2 pages, use bullet points, and avoid jargon. Make it easy for schools to read at a glance.
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