Alyssa Fae C. Nerveza
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B2 |
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🧭 New Teacher Profile Writing Guide
A strong teacher profile builds trust and attracts the right students. Use this guide to showcase your experience, specializations, teaching approach, and learning materials in a clear and engaging way.
✅ Key Sections to Include:
1. One-Line Summary (Header Line)
💡 Example: Anna 🌟 10+ Years EXP 👩🏫 IELTS & Conversation Coach 🔥 Friendly & Goal-Oriented
Include:
- Name + Years of Teaching Experience (e.g., 7+ Years EXP)
- Your main specializations (e.g., Kids, Business, Test Prep)
- A few words that describe your teaching style (e.g., Fun, Structured, Friendly)
2. Introduction
💬 Share who you are, what motivates you to teach, and what students can expect from your lessons.
Suggestions:
- Your passion for teaching
- Joy in meeting students from around the world
- What makes your classes special or unique
3. Courses Offered
List the types of lessons you offer with a short description for each.
Examples:
- 【Conversation English】: Topic-based free talk, pronunciation focus
- 【IELTS/TOEFL Prep】: Test strategies, mock interviews, writing correction
- 【Business English】: Meetings, presentations, writing emails
- 【English for Kids/Teens】: Phonics, grammar, reading, storytelling
- 【Focus Areas】: Grammar, Pronunciation, Writing, Reading
4. Languages Spoken
Mention languages you speak and your proficiency level.
Example: English (Native), Chinese (Intermediate), Japanese (Beginner)
5. Materials Used
📘 Let students know what materials you use and how you adapt them to their level and goals.
Examples:
- Oxford Discover, Cambridge IELTS, Business Vocabulary in Use
- Custom-made worksheets, interactive games, TED Talks, articles
- Age-appropriate resources for children and teens
6. Curriculum & Lesson Flow
Describe how your classes are organized and tailored.
Examples:
- Student needs assessment → goal setting → weekly or monthly lesson planning
- Typical lesson: Warm-up → Main topic → Practice → Feedback/Review
- Flexible structure based on student progress and learning style
7. Age & Level-Specific Learning
Clearly describe how your approach differs by age and level.
Examples:
- Ages 3–5: Songs, phonics, simple vocabulary
- Ages 6–11: Reading, grammar basics, sentence building
- Ages 12–18: Test prep, structured writing, conversation skills
- Adults: Everyday English, Business English, Travel English
- Levels: Tailored to beginner, intermediate, and advanced learners
8. Certifications & Expertise
Share your qualifications, training, and areas of expertise.
Examples:
- TESOL / TEFL / TEYL Certified
- IELTS Speaking/Writing Specialist
- Business English Coach, Phonics Instructor
9. Cultural & International Experience
Highlight your global teaching experience and ability to connect with diverse students.
Examples:
- Experience with students from Korea, Japan, China, Vietnam, France, etc.
- Culturally sensitive and adaptable teaching approach
10. Detailed Course Breakdown by Age/Level
Provide more specific lesson types and tools you use for each age or level.
Examples:
- Kids (6–11): British Council Primary Plus, interactive stories
- Teens (12–14): Creative writing, discussions, academic grammar
- Adults: Workplace speaking, interview coaching, email writing
- Academic learners: Essay writing, pronunciation drills, vocabulary expansion
11. Faith Background (신앙 배경)
For teachers handling Bible-based or faith-integrated classes, please include a brief statement on your Christian faith.
You may include:
- Your current church attendance (name, frequency)
- Denomination (if applicable)
- Ministries or areas of service you are involved in (e.g., Sunday School, Worship Team)
- Any prior experience teaching in a church, Christian school, or faith-based setting
- How your faith influences your approach to teaching and student relationships
💡 Example:
'I am an active member of Grace Presbyterian Church and serve in the youth ministry. I regularly teach Sunday school and have also led Bible-based ESL classes. My teaching is rooted in Christian values such as patience, encouragement, and integrity.'
12. Student Testimonials
Add 2–3 short quotes from real students or parents that reflect your strengths.
Examples:
- “My daughter loves every lesson! She became more confident in just two weeks.”
- “Neri is always prepared and really knows how to make grammar fun!”
- “The best teacher I’ve had—my English speaking improved a lot”
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