Services for Professors
Online Teaching Email Leads
Online Teaching Email Leads
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Tired of scrolling through job boards with hundreds—or even thousands—of applicants for every online teaching role? There’s a smarter way to find your next position
Our Faculty Job Lead Service helps you apply where fewer people are competing, increasing your chances of getting noticed and hired. Each week, we research and handpick job leads directly from college and university websites—thousands of them every year—to find the opportunities that match your field and goals.
You’ll receive between 3 and 7 curated job leads every week, delivered straight to your inbox. Choose a monthly or yearly plan and select the category that best fits your expertise:
Business – international business, marketing, human resources, business, management, ethics, leadership, nonprofit, and more
Communication/English – public speaking, writing, English, literature, and related positions
Education – higher education, leadership, K–12 education, instructional design, and related areas
Finance/Accounting – finance, accounting, auditing, taxation, and similar roles
Healthcare/Science – healthcare, healthcare management, biology, biological sciences, and more
History/Humanities – history, philosophy, and related disciplines
IT – cybersecurity, computer information systems, programming, and related positions
Legal/Forensic Science – criminal justice, law, legal ethics, forensic science, and similar fields
Math – mathematics, K–12 math, statistics, quantitative methods, and related areas
Nursing – nursing, nurse management, nursing practice, and similar positions
Political Science/Public Administration/Public Policy – government, policy, and administrative roles
Psychology/Sociology – psychology, clinical psychology, social psychology, sociology, and related fields
Every lead is reviewed by our team to ensure relevance and quality—saving you time and keeping your search strategic, focused, and productive.
Find better opportunities. Compete with fewer applicants. Move closer to your next teaching role.