Have you ever considered what lies beyond the classroom door? The world of education is vast and ever-evolving, offering countless opportunities for those who are passionate about shaping young minds. If you’re a teacher looking for a new adventure that promises a better work-life balance, increased flexibility, improved compensation, and ...

Are you a teacher looking for new opportunities that allow you to make a significant impact while leveraging your teaching expertise? Look no further! In this blog post, we’ll explore the exciting world of a Customer Success Specialist in the education sector – a role that not only values your ...

How to Resign From Teaching Appropriately If you’re resigning from teaching, chances are you will be required to write a letter of resignation. I wrote mine in a way that I have always felt comfortable and confident and I’m here to show you how you can too! Here are 3 ...

Here are 2 ways to help you and your significant other comfortably go from the classroom to your next job

Do you ever feel like you’ve plateaued as a teacher? Like you’re stagnant and not progressing? And does that lead you to consider other work opportunities besides teaching? If so, this research will help you understand where those feelings are coming from and why they are a sign of healthy, ...

As a teacher, I had an “idea” of what instructional designers did but… I remember all too well being in the classroom as a teacher and knowing it was time for me to move forward but not knowing what to do next. I was very interested in instructional design but ...

Anna Treesara is a former high school English teacher who began teaching in 2013 and transitioned out of the classroom into the nonprofit world in 2018. In 2019, she landed a job in the Ed-Tech industry and also became a small business owner by launching her own tutoring company at ...

How does a classroom teacher become an educational consultant? An instructional designer? A project manager, director, and more? I'll share my Teacher Transition story here!

I still remember the feeling that hit DEEP in my gut when I picked up the Expo marker at the front of the classroom on that first day of my “nth” year of teaching. It had been a great summer break. I’d travelled all over the US, caught up with ...