Teaching jobs are pretty competitive (particularly in high demand areas). What do you do if you are a recent grad (with an Education degree or certificate)? How do you stand out from the crowd? Well, obviously, you need a well-written resume. You also need good teaching credentials. You may also want to write a good, focused, and relevant resume objective that shows potential employers that you are looking for the position that they have. That your objectives match their opening. Here’s a sample to give you some ideas for your resume.

Professional Objectives:
Secondary English Teacher or Language Arts/Social Studies Middle School Teacher; interested in advising school yearbook or newspaper staff.

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Did you recently graduate from college with a degree in Education? Are you looking for a teaching job? If so, you may want to consider using a resume objective in your resume. Place it right below the header of your resume (right below your name and address) so it is the first thing potential employers will see when they scan your resume. Make sure it matches your teaching objective, and the job opening you are submitting your resume for.

Here’s a simple example to give you some ideas.

Objective:
To obtain a teaching position in the field of elementary education.

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