EducationCrossing is a new job board that is dedicated to finding and posting every single education job that exists. With a growing collection of thousands of jobs, the site caters to all levels and branches of educators.
Pasadena, CA, Febraury 1, 2008—Now educators from all sectors of the education field can visit one job board to view all of the most sought-after career options. From preschool to K-8 to higher education jobs, professionals can search by keyword and location to track down every type of job that would interest them.
EducationCrossing does not operate like most other job boards—its team of hundreds branches out and finds jobs for the site rather than waiting for them to trickle in. The job board presents jobs gathered from employer websites, printed newspapers and ads, and other online resources. In addition, EducationCrossing does not charge employers to post jobs on the site, an advantage that increases job selection significantly.
The job board costs users $29.95 per month (with a free seven-day trial before the fee takes effect), which also gains them access to more than 25 of EmploymentCrossing’s other industry-specific job boards. Users who are still in school can also access the website for free. Students must obtain their school’s promotion code from their career centers before they can sign up for their free accounts.
EducationCrossing also strives to bring users the most pertinent articles and news that affect those in the education field. Each week, articles are posted that address education professional job-search tactics as well as the industry’s most current trends and happenings.
Contact:
Mary Waldron
EducationCrossing
626-243-1821
maryw@employmentcrossing.com
About EducationCrossing:
EducationCrossing is an affiliate of EmploymentScape. Established in 2000, EmploymentScape has been helping job seekers find employment for more than seven years. Today, EmploymentScape has grown into an international, multimillion-dollar affiliation of more than 15 profitable companies and 300 enthusiastic employees.
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