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Hello, everyone. This is a follow up to the online teaching post of earlier. At the suggestion of a friend, I switched the search criteria to online schools rather than online teaching.

 The idea was that this would bring to light popular options that people were using to learn, and that would in turn provide a decent list of places to start searching for online educational employment. I spent a full afternoon looking around. Here’s what I came up with:

http://www.pcdi.com/ The web site for the Professional Career Development Institute. It appears they offer coursework at varying levels. At least worth a review.

http://www.jmhs.com/ A place to finish earning your high school education. I believe they are also affiliated with PCDI. If you are a secondary ed teacher, this might be a place to look for online work opportunities.

http://edu411.org You can search their listing for online schools. There are several categories, so you should have a fairly decent target list of potential employers when you are finished.

http://www.elearners.com/ Another site where you can search for online courses and potential work as an online teacher.

http://online-education.net/courses/ Online course listing. This school search is looking much more promising than the job listings themselves.

http://www.theonlinecollege.com/ They have an employment section and several online learning opportunities. Remember, online students need online teachers . . .

http://excelhighschool.com/ An online high school. Again, if secondary ed is your thing, you might find an opportunity here.

http://worldwidelearn.com/ This site lists numerous online high school, college and university programs. Should be an online teaching opportunity there somewhere.

 I hope this list of links is helpful to those of you searching for an opportunity for online learning. I know when we get back to the United States in a week or so, I’ll be looking forward to exploring these resources as well.

Posted on May 18th, 2007 by Myscha Theriault
Filed under: Working from the Road