When you think of jobs that require portfolios, you do not necessary think about teachers, but there is no reason why their work cannot be reflected in a portfolio, and a summative portfolio is the best kind to reflect your work as a teacher.
As the name suggests, a summative portfolio is created for the purpose of applying for a job, ultimately outlining your skills and knowledge. Portfolios grow in time, and some documents will become less important than others, so it is important maintain the portfolio and keep it up to date with your career as it develops.
A summative portfolio should review your work as a teacher, including everything from research progress, to your teaching experience and your achievements. Remember a portfolio is a chance to show them why your suitable for a job, so make sure it’s well organised and professional enough for the job you desire.