Guidelines to write a resume

1. Start with a strong summary or objective statement that highlights your teaching experience, skills, and passion for education and add a passport size photograph to the same.

2. Include your educational background, certifications, and any relevant training or professional development courses you've completed.

3. Emphasize your teaching experience, including the grade levels and subjects you've taught, as well as any special projects or initiatives you've been involved in.

4. Highlight your key skills, such as classroom management, lesson planning, assessment techniques, and technology integration.

5. Showcase any extracurricular activities, clubs, or committees you've participated in that demonstrate your dedication to the school community.

6. Include any measurable achievements, such as improved student performance or successful implementation of innovative teaching strategies.

7. List any relevant professional affiliations, such as memberships in teaching associations or participation in conferences or workshops.

8. Tailor your resume to the specific job you're applying for, using keywords and phrases from the job description.

9. Proofread your resume carefully to ensure there are no errors or types.

Significant details to be inculcated

1. Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)

2. Cover Letter

3. Xth (High School) Certificate

4. XIIth (Intermediate/ Senior School) Certificate

5. Bachelor's Degree Certificate

6. Master's Degree Certificate (if applicable)

7. Teaching Certification or License (for a teaching job)

8. Transcripts or Academic Records

9. Letters of Recommendation

10.Portfolio (for certain creative or technical roles)

11.Professional Certifications (if applicable)

12.Identification (e.g., Passport, Driver's License, or ID Card)

13.Proof of Work Authorization (if not a citizen or permanent resident)

14.References List

15.Other Relevant Documents (such as publications, awards, or additional qualifications)