Top Entry Level Edtech Jobs

Own CodePath EDU end to end, developing the product roadmap through faculty and administrator research. Lead LMS integrations, ship AI-powered features, define adoption and retention metrics, improve design quality, and partner with higher education teams to expand institutional adoption. The role requires building and scaling products for professional users across startup and larger-company environments.

Part-time Madison office clerk responsible for daily kitchen upkeep, coffee and snack inventory, cleaning, catering preparation, office order tracking, storage organization, and event support. The role requires strong organization, dependability, time management, flexibility, communication, and attention to detail. This is an in-office position requiring candidates to be located in Madison, Wisconsin, working approximately 10–12 hours weekly from Monday through Thursday.

Conduct high-volume outbound calls to identify, engage, and qualify education-sector prospects. Research decision-makers, map accounts, overcome objections, and generate qualified opportunities for Account Executives. Maintain accurate CRM records, track activity metrics, learn the company’s products and market, and collaborate in training and sales initiatives.

Manage outbound lead flow, generate sales opportunities via high-volume calls and emails, schedule appointments, document interactions in Salesforce, hand off qualified leads to sales, meet daily call quotas, and stay current with behavioral health trends.

The Sales Contractor will generate new business by building relationships and securing partnerships with schools and community groups, focusing on prospecting and initial sales without long-term account management.

ReUp Education seeks candidates for future opportunities across various areas including Learner Services, Partner Success, Marketing, and more. Successful candidates will connect with ReUp's mission to transform higher education, work in fast-paced environments, and embrace a learner-centered approach to problem-solving.

Represents Georgia public safety agencies in civil litigation, administrative hearings, and state and federal courts. Prepares pleadings, motions, briefs, discovery, legal memoranda, and formal opinions; conducts legal research; advises agency clients; participates in negotiations, appellate practice, working groups, and meetings; and responds to inquiries from citizens and government officials.

Provides part-time administrative support in a college Financial Aid office. Duties include greeting and assisting students and visitors, answering calls and emails, responding to general financial aid inquiries, filing and scanning documents, copying, organizing records, and performing accurate confidential data entry under FERPA guidelines. The student must work on campus, maintain academic eligibility, and may travel to other campuses as needed.

Teach undergraduate and graduate marketing courses in blended face-to-face and online formats. Responsibilities include developing syllabi and lesson plans, preparing and updating course materials, facilitating student learning, administering and grading assessments, providing timely feedback, communicating effectively, and integrating responsible AI use into instruction. Faculty must complete training and ongoing professional development while meeting DeVry University course and accreditation requirements.

Provides reception and administrative support for a K-12 upper school, including attendance tracking, visitor greeting, phone coverage, family communication, student arrival and departure monitoring, emergency preparedness support, and interdepartmental assistance. The role also supports school events, manages student cell-phone access, assists with Orah, and serves as a mandated reporter while delivering welcoming, detail-oriented service.

Think Academy is hiring part-time and full-time Phonics and ELA Teachers, Math Teachers, and Management Trainees in Silicon Valley, Irvine/Los Angeles, and Seattle. Teachers instruct preschool through middle school students, including competition mathematics, while management trainees combine business operations with math instruction. The roles offer hourly teaching and administrative pay or a first-year salary with commissions and bonuses. CPT, OPT, and H-1B sponsorship support are available for applicable positions.