Write a C.V. for the post of a lecturer in college.
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Explanation:
Contact Information:
Name
Address
Phone
Feel free to include social media profiles (the business ones) such as your Linkedin.
2. Career Summary:
A career summary has one purpose…to hook the reader and reel them in to review your entire resume. To do that, provide the most relevant information to the job and of course how you fit into the role first, all summarized in 3-6 sentences.
A little tip: most people do not write career summaries, which means that if you have one, the battle is already half-way won to get the hiring manager to read through your entire resume.
What to include: a broad overview of your background, years of teaching/lecturing/instructing experience, highest qualifications and educational setting.
3. Qualifications Summary:
A Masters Degree is the minimum requirement to obtain a Lecturer position, and more often than not Doctorate Degrees are also required especially for so-called specialized instruction programs.
Provide details regarding all your degrees completed, GPA score, duration of attendance, institution the qualification was attained at and also information regarding significant subjects, and course curriculums.
Lecturers are also required to do research and write articles for academic journals, so be sure to include these particulars too.
4. Relevant Teaching Experience:
Whether you opt for a functional or reverse chronological resume format is up to you. Relevant working history regarding teaching, lecturing, or instructing should be listed for the last ten years by date, employer, job title and 5-10 bulleted job duties.
For career history exceeding ten years use a table format stating the duration of employment, position, and company to avoid gaps in your resume.
5. Other Employment Experience:
If you are applying for your first Lecturing role you may not have sufficient formal sector employment experience to fill up a two-pager resume. It is advisable to include then your internships, project roles and other employment experiences such as part time and vocational gigs, to show off your career progression into the role that you currently occupy.
You need to present your teaching and tutoring experience gained unofficially perhaps while still studying or weekend and summer jobs.
6. Skills Summary/Key Skills:
Are you able to present, teach, instruct, research, grade, get the point across? Incorporate keywords from the job advertisement into your skills section, to the point of using those exact phrases and terminologies.
This strategy is referred to as Resume SEO and will help you to pass the screening bots and applicant tracking systems (ATS).
Don’t forget the softs skills and interpersonal traits either, as hiring managers are always on the lookout for well-rounded candidates from both a technical and personality perspective.
7. Education/Licenses/Certifications/Relevant Coursework/Training:
Some positions may require licensing, and certification, as prescribed by the educational regulatory compliance aspects required by the state the position is located in. Continuous Professional Development (CPD) is also part of a Lecturer’s academic journey and any courses, accreditations or memberships you have completed will boost credibility and show employers that you are prioritizing continuous learning to progress in your career