General advice: To look for open positions at school districts, jobseekers could look on (a) online job websites, (b) online professional job boards, and/or (c) school district websites. WIthin school district websites, look within website menu for tabs like "Job Opportunities" -- "Human Resources" -- "Open Positions". Some positions require taking entrance exams into college programs for teachers, or professional tests required for credentialing.
Employment websites are available online to search for posted positions. Such sites are usually free to search, though some websites may require creating a basic account, etc. The following list represents some popular commercial options, which users can often search by job titles, job industries, and geographic scope.
ONLINE PROFESSIONAL JOB BOARDS
Employment websites are also available online to search for posted positions more within a certain sector. Such sites are usually free to search, though some may require creating a basic account, etc. The following list represents some popular and/or local options for teachers and others jobseekers in the educational professions.
SCHOOL DISTRICT WEBSITES (LOCAL)
For local opportunities, look for websites of individual schools, school districts, or state counties.
Also, teacher salaries range greatly depending on state or district factors. Most k-12 districts make their teacher salaries ranges publically available on their websites. Look within the Human Resources tab or search online on the district's direct website for phrases like salary scale -- salary schedule -- wage scale -- or salary range.
ENTRANCE EXAMS & PRACTICE TESTS
Some positions require taking entrance exams into college programs for teachers like SAT or GRE. Other positions require additional exams for credentialing that may depend on the state requirements or the subject(s) to be taught. These websites below are common sites that might offer test preparation materials.
