Here’s how you put homemaker on a resume:
- Add your homemaker experience to your resume’s work experience section
- List your employer as “[Your Last Name] Home”
- Create a professional title, such as “House Manager”
- Include the dates you worked as a homemaker (if you’re trying to fill in a resume gap, only include the years, like this: [year started]–[year ended])
- Put your job-relevant homemaker accomplishments and hard and soft skills in 3–4 bullet points, using examples and hard numbers to impress hiring managers
This is an example of how you put homemaker on a resume:
Johnson Home
House Manager | 2020–2021
- Budgeted expenses for a family of 5, saving an average of $110 monthly with coupons
- Pitched articles about homemaking to various blogs, landing 12 posts on well-known sites like Cutefetti
- Organized a schedule that includes 15+ weekly events and a rotating chores list
