A GOOD, SIMPLE (BASIC) CV/RESUME TEMPLATE:
REMEMBER 1 PAGE IS BETTER FOR JOBS; 2 FOR ACADEMIA (as you can list papers, research, conferences, etc)
NAME
ADDRESS
010-2052-xxxx
xxxxxxxx9@gmail.com
Objective
To build a long-term career as an ESL/EFL instructor to aid diverse students in developing a higher level of language proficiency.
Education
Master of Arts in Teaching – TESOL, 2017
University of Southern California
Bachelor of Arts in American Ethnic Studies, 2011
University of Washington
Everett Community College, Washington State, United States Sept. 2016-Mar. 2017
MAT-TESOL Student Teaching Fieldwork
- Developed and implemented two week-long writing units for 12-14 intermediate-level adult international students in an Introduction to Academic Reading and Writing ESL course
- Designed, administered, and scored (with written feedback) two writing summative assessments with original analytic rubrics
JLS Academy, Washington State, United States Jan. 2016-Mar. 2017
Instructor
- Assisted Korean exchange students (3rd-6th grades) with defining and understanding new vocabulary terms in preparation for weekly assessments
- Guided students in completing polished weekly book reports and essays by editing and prompting students to revise various drafts of the writing assignments
- Evaluated, scored, and provided written feedback for weekly writing assignments to support student language development and academic achievement
Other Skills
- Bilingual (English, Korean, Basic German)
- Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel)
Philip King(Senior Instructor, Language Education Center, CNU)
REMEMBER 1 PAGE IS BETTER FOR JOBS; 2 FOR ACADEMIA (as you can list papers, research, conferences, etc)
A GOOD, SIMPLE (BASIC) CV/RESUME TEMPLATE(2 pages with tips):
Your Name
email@address.co.uk - 07712 345678
99 Example Street, Example Town, EX4 3PL
PERSONAL STATEMENT
Here you should take a few lines, not a few paragraphs (save that for the cover letter) to quickly outline your interest in the role and why you’d be a good fit. Do not list out your skills here as they will be more relevant to employers searching for your CV within a job role listed under “WORK EXPERIENCE”.
The aim is to highlight your professional attributes and goals, summarising why someone should consider your application.
EDUCATION
If you are looking for your first job and do not have much or any work experience at this point – do not fret. Expand on your education responsibilities and apply them to real life scenarios so an employer has an understanding of what you have achieved and the means used to get these achievements.
- BA Subject Name - September 2008 - June 2012.
- University of Example-town
You can help sell yourself with a few bullet points on what were some of your goals and achievements during your time at university
If any skills were learnt that relate to the job you’re applying for, it would be a good idea to mention those to further align yourself with their criteria
PUBLICATIONS/RESEARCH AREAS
list some of those here…..
WORK EXPERIENCE
- Job Title – Dates of Employment (date format should be Month YYYY e.g. November 2011 – May 2012)
- Company Name - www.examplelink.com
Location
- It is very important to include your dates of employment regardless of whether you are still in the job you have listed. This is because Monster’s CV Search will use these dates as well as the skills obtained/utilised in this time period to determine if you’re what an employer is looking for.
- Responsibilities
Provide key achievements within a role and try to highlight the skills used to obtain your goal
Try to avoid soft terms like “high energy” and aim for skills used within the role – such as “programming using C++”
Provide enough information to entice your potential employers to call you
Always keep examples relevant to the role you are applying for
- Job Title – Dates of Employment
- Company Name - www.examplelink.com
Location
For older jobs you should keep the details slightly shorter, remembering to include your dates of employment and key skills obtained/applied to achieve your goals.
- Responsibilities
Try to avoid cliché phrases that don’t differentiate you as a candidate
Always tailor your CV for each job application to match the requirements
Try not to waffle if you feel like you don’t have much to write in this area. Succinct to the point CVs will be preferred as they are quick to read and won’t be generic
OTHER SKILLS
Languages, Computer Skills, First Aid, etc
REFERENCES
References are available on request.
(or list two referees with email addresses after getting consent)
P.S. Save your files as:
“CV-Resume+name+year.doc/pdf”
e.g. CV-Resume-KimChanHo2022.doc
or CV-Resume-LeeYoonHa2022.pdf
THIS HELPS THE RECEIVER ORGANIZE AND NOT NEED TO “ANNOYINGLY” RENAME FILES!!
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