A cover letter goes a long way in a science teacher’s career success. On the one hand, it allows the tutors themselves to analyse if they are fit to apply for a job offer. On the other hand, a teacher’s cover letter gives the employer a clear image of your suitability for the position. So, it is well worth it to know how to write an effective science teacher cover letter. In the remainder of the article, I will tell you how to write your own science teacher cover letter. I also give you a free cover letter template in…
Majid Zare
Majid Zare
My story as an English content producer and copywriter began ironically in the 7th grade when I failed English. My parents, concerned about my educational prospects, enrolled me in an English course, and thanks to motivating teachers, the fun learning environment, and, of course, my own efforts, I grew fond of English as the subject to pursue in university. I studied English Language and Literature for my BA, and my interest in the subject increased even further. After graduating with a BA degree from the University of Isfahan, I continued my education in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). I received my MA degree in TEFL from the Isfahan University of Technology. All the while, I was engaged in expanding my knowledge of the culture of native English speakers by reading novels, listening to English podcasts, and watching English movies. Consequently, my efforts brought me to where I am now: a skilled English content producer. I hope my content helps you make better decisions.
Tutoring is a popular and profitable practice among teachers and educators. Tutors can teach various subjects to different students at different levels. In other words, the job is exceptionally flexible, giving the tutors many choices and options. However, there are certain requirements to be a tutor. This article will take you through everything you need to know about tutoring. If you want to know whether you qualify as a tutor, keep reading. Vast and thorough knowledge of the subject you want to tutor Possessing tutoring soft skills Familiarity with pedagogical practices and teaching methods Relevant teaching experience Having a DBS…
Teachers are blessed with having the most meaningful and satisfying job. Teaching is the best opportunity to teach and learn simultaneously. However, a teacher’s job is also absolutely demanding, and the pay is not proportional to the workload. That is why most teachers work as tutors as well. Tutoring is just as fulfilling as teaching, but the salary is considerably higher. This article will help you expand your experience from being a teacher to being a college tutor. So, if you want to learn how to be a college tutor, do not miss this article. Set your tutoring goals Identify…
First impressions count! As a college tutor, your resume can be the first thing your clients check to see if you are fit to tutor them. An academic tutor resume is more elaborate than a resume for lower-level tutoring positions, e.g., a kids tutor resume. If you want to grab college students’ attention and persuade them to choose you as their tutor, you must design a professional CV. This article expands on college tutor resume samples. If you already have an academic tutor CV, check out the sample to make sure you have not left out anything. If you have…