Teaching Jobs: Websites and Resources

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Teaching Jobs

There are various education and teaching jobs posted across the web. To make your job search a little easier, we’ve broken down the most reliable and up-to-date teaching job websites. Whether you are trying to get your foot in the door as a sub, land your first job, or are coming back to the classroom with new certifications, the following sites can be useful tools to help you find your first or next teaching job.

K12
At K12, our mission has remained steadfast: To put students first and maximize their potential to learn and achieve.

We have become a leader in providing individualized, one-to-one learning solutions to students from kindergarten through high school across the country. These solutions have literally changed lives and opened up possibility for many children. Our biggest fans continue to be parents who are seeking to tap into their children’s unique potential and who have seen what can happen when children can work at the right pace and with the tools, approaches, and content that make learning come alive. Find teaching jobs at K12.

EdJoin.org
You can find local and national teaching jobs across the country on EdJoin.
You can also find teaching jobs on your phone as well as share those jobs with others through social media. The site is very straightforward and user-friendly. You will find basic job searching tools quickly.

SchoolSpring
Free sign-up for teachers with many additional perks and the site is user friendly and easy to navigate.

Whether you’re just starting out or you’re experienced, SchoolSpring is the best place to manage your education career. Access thousands of job openings nationwide from all over the Web in a single, easy-to-search engine. And that’s just the beginning. With SchoolSpring, access:

-Career document management tools

-Centralized job search aggregation

-Email alerts

-Comprehensive applications

K12JobSpot
K12JobSpot is the nation’s leading teaching jobs board exclusively for K-12 positions, serving over a million job seekers and thousands of school districts throughout the country. K12JobSpot makes it easier than ever to find a job in education. You can search through, filter and sort postings to find the best fit according to your location, job category and date posted. And, once you find a position they’re interested in, K12JobSpot makes it easy to complete an application for each position online. You can also save jobs to apply for later, or ignore jobs that aren’t right for you.

Teachers-Teachers
Teachers-Teachers.com is a free service designed to help you find new and exciting teaching jobs, administrative jobs and other related service positions. The service is easy to use and helps you efficiently find teaching jobs by position area and location. You can register to view educator opportunities nationwide.

Council for American Private Education
Thinking about teaching in a private school? They may be harder to get into, but don’t let that stop you. You can find different opportunities and work in a unique setting. CAPE supports private education choices for parents. For the parents of more than five million children, the choice is private education. They choose religious and independent schools for many reasons: quality academics, a safe and orderly environment, moral and ethical values, caring teachers, supportive communities, and much more. Teachers can find unique opportunities and teaching jobs here.

Teach.org
Teach offers a great amount of resources outside of your job search. You can find out how to become a teacher, talk to a teacher, read their blog and join a community. This site is full of great tools to help you manage your job search with additional information on-hand.

Teaching Jobs: Making a Change Outside of the Classroom

Many teachers are looking for jobs outside of the classroom. If you are interested in looking how you can contribute to other institutions, companies or non-profits, please see my most popular article, Alternatives to Teaching. You will more teaching jobs via this article.

EdSurge: If you are all about technology, than EdSurge is the place for you. You will find hundreds of jobs in education, and most are outside of the classroom. Teaching job vacancies are also listed, as many edtech startups are looking for teachers. EdSurge provides product reviews and connects teachers to edtech companies, conferences and projects.

Idealist: If you are looking for non-profit work related to education, you will find many teacher jobs available related to education, curriculum, design, writing and more.

LinkedIn: My favorite place to network and find jobs related to education. There are hundreds of edtech startups, companies, nonprofits and more. Join LinkedIn and start networking today. Type ‘education’ in the search bar and you will find various positions in our field!

According to the NEA:

Over the next decade, schools in the United States will need to hire many new teachers. Four factors will affect the recruitment of these teachers:

-a shrinking teaching force

-a growing student population

-a lack of diversity among teachers to match the diversity of students

-a need for teachers in specific types of schools, geographic locations, and subject areas

In addition to recruiting new teachers, schools will also need to look at the retention of teachers already in the workforce and understand the reasons teachers leave. Some sources estimate that 50 percent of the teachers currently in our classrooms will either retire or leave the profession over the next five to seven years.

It appears there will be many teaching vacancies over the next decade. Can you share some of your favorite teaching jobs websites, resources and tools?

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