5 of the Best Job Boards for Transitioning Teachers (Beyond LinkedIn & Indeed!)
The Challenge We're Solving Today
Letâs be realâjob hunting can feel like trying to keep a class of 30 students quiet after lunch.
You start with good intentions, but after scrolling through the same recycled job postings on LinkedIn and Indeed for the tenth time, your inner dialogue sounds something like this:
"Wait⌠have I applied to this job before? Why does every listing want â10+ years of experienceâ for an entry-level role? And why is my coffee already cold?!"
Sound familiar? Many transitioning teachers get stuck on the big-name job boards, not realizing there are way better places to find jobs that actually fit their skills.
Common Solutions and Why They Might Not Work
Most people default to the biggest job boards, thinking, âMore job listings = more chances of getting hired, right?â Not necessarily.
â High competition: Youâre one of thousands applying for the same role.
â Too many irrelevant postings: Why is a Physics Teacher role showing up in your search for âInstructional Designerâ jobs?!
â Endless scrolling fatigue: You came to job search, but somehow, youâre watching a video about penguins on LinkedIn instead.
A Better Approach for You
Instead of refreshing LinkedIn like itâs your student loan balance (painful but necessary), try these five niche job boards:
1ď¸âŁ Skip (Visit here) â Best for EdTech & Remote Education Jobs
- Features roles in edtech offering $60K+
- Freemium and paid options available
- Bonus: Use code STEPHANIE at checkout for 10% off!
2ď¸âŁ Edtech.com (Visit here) â Best for EdTech + Edtech Adjacent
- Think of this as the VIP section for edtech startups, product development, and online learning roles
3ď¸âŁ EdTech Jobs (Visit here) â Best for Connecting with EdTech Companies
- Direct connections to fast-growing edtech businesses = no more rĂŠsumĂŠ black holes
4ď¸âŁ InHerSight (Visit here) â Best for Female-Friendly Workplaces
- Want to work at a company that supports women in the workplace? This site rates companies on everything from work-life balance to leadership opportunities.
5ď¸âŁ Ladders (Visit here) â Best for $100K+ Salaries
- Executive and senior-level roles for when you're ready to secure the bag.
- Free to browse, but premium features available if you're feeling fancy.
đĄ Pro Tip: Donât just apply and hope for the bestânetwork with hiring managers, optimize your resume for ATS, and make sure your LinkedIn isnât still showing you as a âTeacher at XYZ School.â
Summary
- Challenge: Scrolling LinkedIn and Indeed until your soul leaves your body.
- Why it matters: Niche job boards = better fit, less competition, and fewer headaches.
- Common mistake: Using the same job boards as everyone else and expecting different results.
- Better approach: Use specialized job boards that actually match your career goals.
Want to Dive Deeper?
Looking for even more job boards? Weâve compiled a list of 32 additional job boards + 1,000 company hiring pages to make your search easier. Get access here â Click here
Your Next Steps
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Check out the job boards above (and bookmark them before you forget)
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Start applyingâbut strategically (no more sending the same rĂŠsumĂŠ 50 times)
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Reach out to hiring managers, because networking = job search magic
Your next role is out there, and now you know where to find it.
See you next week.
Steph Yesil
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