CV by Field · Education
How to write a education student CV
Education and teaching recruiters want classroom or tutoring experience, communication skills and a genuine commitment to learners.
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What matters most on a education CV
Classroom experience
Placements, tutoring, mentoring and coaching are your strongest evidence.
Communication
Explaining clearly, patience and adapting to different learners are core skills.
Subject knowledge
Name your subject specialisms and relevant modules.
Warm but professional
Clear, accurate and easy to read for a busy school.
How to describe teaching or tutoring
Name the learners, what you taught and the outcome: “Tutored 5 GCSE students in maths weekly for a year; all improved by at least one grade.”
Writing your education CV for a specific goal?
For an internship
Internship recruiters know you're early-career — they're screening for relevant skills, enthusiasm and evidence you can contribute quickly.
Learn more →For a scholarship
A scholarship CV rewards merit and potential — committees look for academic strength, leadership and community impact, not job history.
Learn more →For a part-time job
For part-time roles, employers care about reliability, attitude and availability far more than a polished career history.
Learn more →For your first job
Your first graduate-level job CV should convert your degree, projects and any experience into evidence you can do the role from day one.
Learn more →For a graduate scheme
Graduate schemes are competitive and heavily screened — recruiters want evidence of competencies, commercial awareness and measurable impact.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions
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