School and college teaching. The licence and the levels taught come before anything else.
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A teacher CV format for Nepal puts the Teacher Service Commission licence near the top, because a school checks it before reading the rest. Then it states exactly which levels and subjects you have taught — 'classes 8 to 10 mathematics' tells a principal far more than 'teaching experience'. The example above follows that order. It works for a community or private school, and for a teacher resume in India if you swap the licence for your TET or CTET.
Rajendra Poudel
Secondary Level Teacher — Mathematics
Chitwan, Nepal · +977 98XXXXXXXX · rajendra.poudel@example.com
Summary
Mathematics teacher with seven years at secondary level, holding a Teacher Service Commission licence for secondary level. Have taught classes 8 to 10 and prepared eleven SEE batches. Comfortable teaching in both Nepali and English medium.
Experience
Mathematics Teacher — Classes 8 to 10
Shree Janata Secondary School · Bharatpur, Chitwan · Baisakh 2078 – Present
- Teach Mathematics to classes 8, 9 and 10, around 45 students per class
- Run extra SEE preparation classes on Saturdays; the 2081 batch had no failures in Mathematics
- Prepare question papers and maintain internal assessment records for the subject
- Acted as class teacher for class 9 for three years
Lower Secondary Teacher
Kalika Boarding School · Bharatpur, Chitwan · Baisakh 2075 – Chaitra 2077
- Taught Mathematics and Science to classes 6 and 7
- Introduced weekly practice tests, which the school kept after I left
Education
M.Ed. Mathematics Education
Tribhuvan University · 2075 – 2078
B.Ed. Mathematics
Birendra Campus, Tribhuvan University · 2071 – 2075
Skills
- Lesson and unit planning
- SEE preparation
- Classroom management
- Nepali and English medium teaching
- MS Word and Excel for records
Languages
- Nepali — Native
- English — Working
Certifications
Teaching Licence — Secondary Level (Mathematics) — Teacher Service Commission, 2075
Teacher Professional Development (one month) — Education Training Centre, 2079
The name, employers and numbers above are invented. Replace every one of them —
a CV that still says Rajendra Poudel is worse than no CV at all.
Teacher CV format
The sections, in the order an employer reads them.
- Name, licence and contact — Teaching licence level and number under your name (primary, lower secondary or secondary), then phone, email and district.
- Career objective — Your subject, the levels you teach, years of experience and the kind of school you want.
- Teaching experience — Each school with dates, the classes and subjects you taught, and duties beyond teaching — exam coordination, class teacher, clubs.
- Education — M.Ed., B.Ed., or your subject degree with university and year. Say which subject your education degree is in.
- Results and achievements — SEE or board results for your classes, stated plainly, and anything a school can check.
- Trainings — Teacher trainings, ICT in education, subject workshops, with the provider and year.
- Skills and languages — Nepali and English medium, lesson planning, computer skills for records and online classes.
Teacher CV objective
Two to adapt — change the numbers and names to yours. A career objective, or summary, is the two or three lines under your name.
With experience
Secondary level mathematics teacher with seven years of teaching classes 8 to 10 and a Teacher Service Commission licence. Experienced in SEE preparation and comfortable in Nepali and English medium. Looking for a secondary teaching post in a school that values results and steady classroom practice.
For a fresher
B.Ed. graduate in English with a teaching licence and practice teaching at two secondary schools. Confident with lesson planning and classroom activities for classes 6 to 10. Looking for a first teaching post where I can grow with the school.
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Skills to put on a teacher CV
- Lesson and unit planning
- Classroom management
- SEE or board exam preparation
- Continuous assessment and record keeping
- Nepali and English medium teaching
- Parent communication
- ICT in the classroom — slides, Google Classroom, Zoom
- Co-curricular activities and clubs
Teacher CV for freshers
A fresher teacher CV leads with the B.Ed. or subject degree and the teaching licence. Your practice teaching is real experience: name the school, the classes and subjects, and how many weeks. Add tuition you have given, even informally, with the level and subject. If you ran a club, coached a sport or helped with an exam, list it. A principal hiring a new teacher looks for subject knowledge, a licence, and signs you can hold a class.
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Common questions
What should a teacher CV include?
Your teaching licence, the schools you have taught in with the exact classes and subjects, your education degree, results your classes achieved, teacher trainings, and the languages you can teach in.
Do I need a teaching licence to apply for a teacher job in Nepal?
Yes — community and institutional schools require a licence from the Teacher Service Commission for the level you teach. Put the level and number near the top of your CV so a school can see it first.
How do I write a teacher CV as a fresher?
Lead with your B.Ed. or subject degree and your licence. List practice teaching as experience with the school, classes and duration, and add any tuition, clubs or exam duties you have done.
Can I use this teacher CV format for a job in India?
Yes. Replace the Teacher Service Commission licence with your TET or CTET qualification and keep the rest of the structure — subjects, classes, results and trainings.