Calling all #bilingual PreK-5 educators! Are you looking for a role at an education company? I've got the job for you: Bilingual Professional Learning Specialist 🧠 Must live in Texas, Florida, or Puerto Rico 🧠 Experience in early childhood education 🧠 Fluent in Spanish and English (speaking and writing) 🧠 Ability to present virtually and in person in English and Spanish 🧠 Able to travel 20% This is a contract position that may turn into a full-time position.

To apply, send an email to recruiting@ccincg.com

subject line: Bilingual (Spanish) PLS

Please include an introduction and resume.

The job is posted on March 18, 2024.

When I knew it was time to leave teaching, it was a tough decision. I wanted a career that would allow me to make a difference in the world and within education, but I also wanted growth, more money, and goals and aspirations.

10 years later, I’ve left teaching, worked for two different EdTech companies, and created two successful businesses.

Here’s how I managed to network as a newly former teacher to land my first role outside of the classroom, use my transferable skills from teaching to excel in my customer success role, and turn those skills into the foundation of my career as an entrepreneur.

Learn more at CarrieConover.com

Not everyone transitions directly from teaching full-time to EdTech. There are a ton of different ways in which those working in education find themselves looking for more. Even though you’re not in a teaching role, maybe you’ve found that the path to your ideal role isn’t as straightforward as you imagined.

We’ll explore how Chelsea Moore landed her role with the Texas Education Agency, what that role looks like, self expression in the workplace, and Chelsea’s advice on networking.

Having never taught in the classroom, here’s why Chelsea joined Classroom to Boardroom and how it helped her transition into her first role outside of education.

www.carrieconover.com