Generally, a chronological resume is the most common type of resume to be used by job seekers and is a good choice for teachers, unless you are applying for a position with a college or university, in which case it is best to opt for a curriculum vitae format resume.
While the functional resume is generally not used for a teachers resume, there are some cases in which it might be appropriate to only use a functional resume.
Teachers should not use a chronological resume in the following situations:Karen Carrington
2715 Oleander Avenue Galveston, Texas 77550 Telephone:1-409-555-1212 Home Email: karenc@somedomain.com SEEKING SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHING
POSITION
Enthusiastic educator with a strong commitment to the student learning experience. Possess excellent communication and presentation skills. Active in collaboration with staff members on all levels. Experience in:
EDUCATION & CERTIFICATIONS
Bachelor
of Arts, Major- English - University of Texas, Austin, TX (2004)
Secondary Education Certification ComputerSkills: MSWord, Internet, Power Point, Excel, Publisher TEACHING EXPERIENCE
MC GUNTER HIGH SCHOOL, Round Rock, TX 9/2004-5/2006
MC GUNTER HIGH SCHOOL, RoundRock,TX 9/2003-12/2003 Student Teacher Assumed all responsibilities of classroom teacher, including such tasks and collaborating with parents and students, assessing students, attending staff meetings, designing lesson plans and curriculum, recording attendance and assisting students. ACTIVITIES & HONORS
Teacher
of the Year - Mc Gunter High School - 2005
AFFILIATIONS
National
Educators Association
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The chronological teachers resume gives the job seeker the opportunity to highlight their educational accomplishments.
You should also include things such as Deans’ List as well as any affiliations that might be relevant to the position for which they are applying.

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