How to write a Montessori teacher resume (CV)
To write a Montessori teacher resume or CV, start with a short profile, then list Montessori training (course, level, hours, provider), other qualifications, classroom experience with specific Montessori responsibilities, skills (observation, presentations, record-keeping, parent communication), languages and references. Keep it to two pages and tailor it to each school.
What this means in practice
Use the job advert's terms, such as 'directress' or 'EYFS'.
Sections
- Profile
- Montessori training
- Education
- Experience
- Skills
- Languages
- References
Strong bullet example
'Presented sensorial and language materials to 24 children aged 3–6; kept individual records.'
Practical next steps
- Draft each section.
- Use specifics.
- Tailor to the advert.
- Proofread.
ExampleAma rewrites her CV to include '120-hour Certificate in Montessori Teacher Training (APTTI)' and her assistant experience.
What to keep in mind
Be accurate about your qualification level and provider.
Common follow-up questions
Should I list course hours?
Yes.
Photos?
Follow local norms.
Sources
Examples are educational illustrations with made-up names. How these answers are prepared.