Which EdTech Career Is Right for You?

Take the free quiz to explore your fit for EdTech Customer Success, EdTech Sales, or a blend of both—then unlock a free training to help you get started.

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FREE QUIZ + TRAINING

Your teaching experience could be your starting point for a six-figure career in EdTech.
Discover how you can use your education degrees and classroom experience in a new career that still supports K–12 education.

You know education. Let’s figure out your next move.

You don’t have to have your whole career transition figured out. Start by discovering where your strengths could take you.

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Your results will help you explore:

Customer Success, Sales, or a hybrid path.

Your EdTech Career match:

How your teaching experience connects to work in EdTech.

Your transferable strengths: 

A free training to help you start pursuing your new career and how to get support to land an edtech role in less than 90 days.

Your first steps:

Have questions about your next career move? 

EdTech is short for educational technology—the tools schools use to support teaching, learning, and daily operations. Think Clever, ClassLink, digital gradebooks, and the platforms you already use in your classroom.

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If you have at least three years of K–12 experience and can help people learn to use technology, you may already have a strong foundation for Customer Success or Sales.

The next step is learning the responsibilities of your new role and how to market your experience. Our certification program, Teachers in Tech helps you build that foundation.

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Yes! Your degree does not have to be in technology. Many roles accept a bachelor’s degree in education or another field, and requirements vary by employer.

You don’t necessarily need another degree. Training or a relevant certification can help you understand your new career path and communicate how your experience translates.

EdTech companies hire for roles that support schools and districts, but openings and competition change. Your opportunities will depend on the company, role, and your experience.

Knowing education is a useful starting point. Learning the role and showing employers how your skills apply can help you compete.

Six-figure opportunities exist in EdTech, but salaries vary by role, company, and experience. In Sales, advertised earnings may include commission rather than guaranteed base pay.

This quiz helps you explore a career path with earning potential. It does not guarantee a job or salary.

You may have the experience, but haven’t been taught how to market and sell your skills on your resume and in interviews. Employers need to see how your teaching experience connects to the role they’re hiring for.

Teachers in Tech helps you make that connection with career training, resume support, and interview coaching—so you can work toward landing an offer in 90 days. Your timeline will depend on your experience, job search, and the market.

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You’ll discover whether Customer Success, Sales, or a blend of both could fit your strengths. Then, you’ll unlock a free training to learn more about your next steps.

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