Assistant Teacher resume template
Built for assistant teacher applications: warm, simple layout for pre-primary and primary support roles. Like every CVLoom template it is a single parseable column underneath, scored honestly against our 30 published checks — and switching templates later never touches your words.
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Built for
- ✓Assistant and mother-teachers in pre-primary
- ✓NTT/ECCE diploma holders
- ✓Daycare and activity-centre staff
What you get
- ✓Live on-page editing — click any text and type, paginated like the final PDF
- ✓Selectable-text PDF export with clickable email and portfolio links
- ✓AI import: upload your old resume PDF and land in this template, editable
- ✓Scored 97/100 — interview-ready against the 30 published rules, measured by exporting this exact template. Certified: we only badge templates at 90 or above, a stricter bar than the 85 our checker calls interview-ready, so the design leaves headroom for your own content.
Frequently asked questions
Is CVLoom really free?
Yes — editing, all 283 templates, and PDF download are free, with no watermark and no card. There is no account at all: no signup, no login, nothing to cancel.
Will my PDF have selectable text for ATS systems?
Yes. Exports are generated by a real browser engine, so the PDF has true selectable text, embedded fonts, and clickable links — the things resume parsers need.
Can I switch templates without retyping anything?
Yes — your content and the design are stored separately, so switching templates re-flows the same content instantly and losslessly. Try every one of them.
What do preschools look for in an assistant teacher resume?
Class sizes supported, routines you can run alone (circle time, phonics), safety record and parent communication. Warmth shows in specifics, not adjectives.