We help educators break into the tech world.
Next cohort start: July 23, 2024
Application deadline: June 30, 2024
“But I’m just a teacher, what else could I possibly do?”
It’s a line we’ve heard too many times. Friends and friends-of-friends reaching out to us feeling deflated and not knowing where to turn. They love being in the education space but can’t imagine where they’ll be in 20 years.
That’s how Teach2Tech was born. After mentoring dozens of teachers, setting them up with informal interviews with our network, and watching them land dream jobs, we’re now on a mission to help as many teachers as possible make their move into EdTech.
So, how do we help?
We leverage our years of experience so you can connect the dots as fast as possible.
Content
Self-paced coursework designed to land you your first job in tech.
Coaching
1:1 and small group coaching with the Teach2Tech co-founders.
Community
A cohort of fellow educators and access to our EdTech network.
Our 6-week program was designed with you in mind.
Find your first tech role with confidence.
Pre-Work: EdTech 101
Understand the EdTech landscape and major players.
Week 1: Skill Transfer
Find the right EdTech role based on your educator superpowers.
Week 2: Resume
Translate your resume from teach to tech.
Week 3: Job Search
Build a funnel of job opportunities that you’re excited about.
Week 4: Your Pitch
Craft your story in a compelling way to makes employers want to learn more.
Week 5: The Interview
From recruiter call to final interview: prep for the tech interview process.
Week 6: Negotiation
Know your worth and how to advocate for it. (Remember: you’re a badass)
Post-Work: Successful Start
Design a first 30 days plan to ensure you are set up for success in your new role.
How much does it cost?
$950
Teach2Tech is committed to helping you get your first role in EdTech. When you apply for our 8-week program, you have the option to pay in full or start a payment plan.
“The day I stopped saying I was just a teacher was the day my career started to grow in a way I never imagined.”
— Elizabeth DiRenzo, Teach2Tech Co-Founder