You spend your day teaching, but on paper you have one page to prove your lessons actually move the needle. This template helps you turn classroom hours, online courses and parent meetings into the kind of measurable results principals, EdTech hiring managers and tutoring platforms scan for.
Copy these as starting points and swap in your own numbers.
2024–2025 estimates. Wide ranges by experience and seniority.
Keep only the recognised and relevant ones: Cambridge, IELTS, TEFL, Google Educator, official ministry credentials. Bundle small webinars under 'Continuing Education' or drop them entirely if the list runs past ten.
That is completely fine. List yourself as 'Private Tutor' with dates, student count, the platform you use (Preply, Wyzant, your own channels) and always add measurable outcomes: rating, repeat bookings, student exam scores.
Use aggregate numbers: 'average IELTS 7.2 across 18 students', '90% passed Cambridge B2'. Skip names and photos unless you have explicit written permission, even when the result is impressive.
In Ukraine and most of the EU, especially for private schools and tutoring platforms, a clean professional photo helps. For the US market, leave it off, it can trigger anti-discrimination concerns at screening.
Reframe your experience in product language: instead of 'taught lessons', talk about curriculum design, student engagement metrics and A/B testing learning approaches. Add LMS tools and any analytics experience you have.