Are you selling yourself short on your resume?

Are you selling yourself short on your resume? Here's how to get more interviews:

Too often, I see talented educators list basic responsibilities: "Taught 5th grade", "Created lesson plans", "Graded assignments".

To land more interviews you need to reframe these to showcase your true impact!

Research shows that quantifiable achievements are 40% more likely to capture hiring managers' attention, even when transitioning industries.

Transform these teaching duties into powerful impact statements:

Before: "Taught reading curriculum to 28 students"

After: "Designed and implemented differentiated reading program that raised class reading scores by 32% over state average, with 90% of students showing 2+ grade levels of growth"

Before: "Created lesson plans"

After: "Developed project-based STEM curriculum adopted by entire grade level, reaching 150+ students and leading to 45% increase in science fair participation"

Before: "Managed classroom behaviour"

After: "Introduced positive behaviour system that reduced disruptions by 60% and was adopted as school-wide model, impacting 500+ students"

💡Pro Tip: Every teaching achievement can be measured through:

✅ Student growth metrics

✅ Program adoption rates

✅ Parent/student satisfaction scores

✅ Resource optimisation

✅ Cross-departmental influence

Your classroom impact tells a powerful story of leadership, innovation, and results – exactly what employers seek!

If you're struggling to highlight the impact you've made in your roles, I can help you with a new resume!

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