Contribute to the 2021 Job Search Handbook for Educators!

We are seeking articles related to the following topics:

• Employment applications, cover letters, resumes, and professional references
• Networking, professional appearance, and social media
• Portfolios and interview skills
• Traditional and non-traditional employment options 
• Equity, diversity, and cultural competence
• Skills, salary, and the demand for educators
• The positives of entering the teaching profession
• Other topics which may be relevant to pre-service educators, recent graduates, and others interested in PK-12 teaching careers

We welcome data-supported articles that are written in a conversational format. To-Do Lists, Top Ten Lists, FAQs, and/or quizzes are all excellent formats for JSH articles. Think about how you would present this information to prospective educators if you were addressing them in person.

If your article is accepted, you, as the author:

• Bear full responsibility for the content of your article; opinions expressed are not necessarily representative of AAEE;
• Confirm that the article has not been published or submitted elsewhere;
• Grant AAEE the right to use this article in 2021 Job Search Handbook and other AAEE publications and/or media;
• Understand the editorial committee reserves the right to edit the article to fit the style and continuity of the Handbook.

Please submit your proposed article (as a Word document) by February 14, 2020.