FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 1, 2008
Tony Bott, Director of Development
Phone: (858)587-4970
E-mail: tony@teachers.net
SAN DIEGO, CA-- Teachers.Net, the mega-site serving the global community of teachers and school administrators now offers the Teachers.Net Jobs Center at http://jobs.teachers.net to bring together those seeking to fill vacancies and educators who seek positions.
For a fraction of the cost of other online job sites, employers can blast their job listings to thousands of teachers quickly and affordably. Posting one job or hundreds is fast and easy. Public and private school hiring officials are able to advertise their job openings for as little as $59.00 each for a 60 day listing. Payment options include credit cards and school purchase orders.
The Teachers.Net Jobs Center features powerful search tools for those looking for employment opportunities. Teachers seeking teaching positions have free access to posted job listings from all over the country and the world. Search options include by state, country, zip code, job category and grade level. Searchers can also call up the newest job listings to help them be among the first to respond after a potential employer post an opening.
A job seeker can also post at no charge - and edit when necessary - a resume which is then stored and becomes available for review by registered employers.
Teachers.Net was established in March 1996 and has mushroomed in size since its inception. The site includes hundreds of options for online peer support in the form of interactive discussion boards, live professional development chats, grade level and topical email groups for virtually every niche within the education field. The Teachers.Net Lessons Bank offers more than 4 thousand lesson plans and classroom activities in a searchable database.
In addition, Teachers.Net offers its popular Teachers.Net Gazette monthly web magazine, available free on the web site or via email newsletter format, featuring contributions by world famous authors alongside articles brimming wisdom, curriculum enhancements, and teaching tips submitted by teachers and school administrators.
For more information about the Teachers.Net Jobs http://jobs.teachers.net.