Teaching Assistant CV example

A free example, with real achievement bullets and the skills recruiters look for

Teaching Assistant CVs are read for age range and SEN experience specifically, then for one intervention with a measurable outcome — “great with children” tells a school nothing they can't assume already.

What recruiters look for on a Teaching Assistant CV

Example achievement bullets

These are the kind of specific, quantified bullets worth building your own experience section around — adapt the structure (action → scope → result), not the exact wording, to your own background:

Good example bulletSupported a Key Stage 2 class of 28 pupils, providing 1:1 support to a pupil with an EHCP that contributed to them meeting 4 of 5 termly targets.
Good example bulletRan a small-group phonics intervention for 6 pupils falling behind their reading age, moving 4 of them back to age-appropriate level within one term.

Key skills to include

Only list skills you can genuinely speak to in an interview — a skills section is a set of claims, not a wishlist.

Which template to use

Minimal or Corporate templates are a strong starting point — warm but legible, matching how schools expect a CV to read. FreeShelf renders your details live across all 250 designs, so you can compare several before deciding — there's no need to commit up front.

Free ATS Score checker included: once you've built your Teaching Assistant CV in the Studio, run it through the built-in ATS Score tool to check structure and, optionally, compare it against a specific job description — entirely in your browser.

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