While teaching a subject at the high school level, it is necessary for the teacher to use simple and lucid language. This is especially to make the learning as effortless and easy to grasp as possible, for the students.
Economics is one of those subjects, which involves a lot of abstract and “difficult to visualize” terminologies. Even though, the school level syllabus hardly digs deeper into the vast study field of economics. The teachers are expected to give a general idea of economics to students, excluding all the complex details.
Given below is a sample resume for economics teacher.
Sample Economics Teacher Resume:
Tom Green
456, X Street, Y Avenue,
Los Angeles, CA-90003
(123) 456-7890
tom@email.com
Career Objective:
To seek the position of economics teacher in a well reputed high school
Summary of Qualifications:
Highly talented economics teacher with a teaching experience of more than four years
Profound knowledge of economics and current trends in it
Able to explain all the fundamental concepts in economics in layman’s language, without losing much of the scientific formality
Knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of economics and its connection with other related disciplines
Familiar with the common misinterpretations of the economical concepts by students and able to clarify all the queries of students as per the context
Gathered enough data about the subject from real time cases and use them to enhance effectiveness of teaching
Able to search information efficiently using the internet
Able to speak highly fluent and clear English
Professional Work Experience:
XYZ High-school, Los Angeles CA (2004-Present)
Economics Teacher
Accomplish regular lectures and practical works
Arranging different class room events such as seminars, debates, to increase students’ interest in economics
Designing different picture slide shows and concept models
Assessing students based on their performance in the periodic tests and providing individual feedback to them
Searching the internet for extra curricular activities and competitions related to economics for high school students
Encouraging students to participate in the extra curricular events and providing personalized guidance for the same
Academic education:
Bachelor of commerce with economics major from California State University, Los Angeles, CA (2002)
Master of commerce with economics major from California State University, Los Angeles, CA (2004)
Associate Diploma in Education from California State University, Los Angeles, CA (2005)
References: Will be available on request
