Education social media analyst

This looks interesting. Michele
http://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=f9accd9052cd279d&q=instructional+designer&l=New+York&tk=16d293k8h06a04gp&from=ja&alid=55d2417424164d23&jva=1

Reader Asks: Is EFA Worth the Investment?

I have belonged to the Editorial Freelancers Assocation (EFA) for a year. In that time, there have been numerous educational writing/editing postings. I have applied to quite a few and gotten no nibbles. I find more work from this blog and the Get Curriculum Development Jobs site. It costs $145 a year to belong to EFA; I'm starting to think it's not worth it. Has anyone here ever gotten work from belonging to EFA and getting their job postings?

And do most people find their gigs here or by having an author/editor website?

Thanks for your responses,
Deb

Education Related Leads for Friday Oct. 21, 2011

Hi,
Here are some leads for today that are fine for telecommuting:

• GMAT Test Writers
• K-6 Language Arts Writers
• Write Education Articles for social activism website
• Copy Writer/Quiz Writer
• Write Science Fair Projects for Education.com
• Write Health Education Articles

The following jobs are not for telecommuters:

• Math Curriculum Associate, American Institute for Research, Portland, OR
• Curriculum Developer, Gina's Ink, NYC

Good luck!
-Beth

A Lovely Note

I received an email from a company that recently posted a lead on this blog. She said the resumes she received from the post were superb, and she's sharing the blog info with her colleagues (who also hire writers, I presume). I thought you guys might like to know what kind of great impression you were making. :D

Laura

Instructional Designers

A Pass Educational Group is looking for several freelance instructional designers to work with us on a number of different projects. These projects include both course development and assessment writing. While our instructional designers need not have expertise in any specific software programs, they must have deep pedagogical knowledge. If you are interested in applying please send your resume to Andrew Pass at ap@pass-ed.com.

Special education gig

Hi all...my colleague is looking for a special education teacher/specialist who can also write. See the brief detail below. If you are interested in learning more or are interested in the gig, please contact Elena directly. You can mention that I (Michele Israel) posted.

Hi Michele,

I hope this finds you well.

I have a “live” job in-hand. It involves writing 400-450 pages of double-spaced content for a Praxis II Exceptional Education test prep book.

Note that the writer would only need to write Chs 2-6. I can provide more detailed information to anyone who’s interested.

The schedule is tight: I need a sample chapter by next Thursday (10/20), and the entire draft would be due by Friday, 11/11. I can offer $2000 for the work.

Thanks!

Elena
_______________________________________
Elena M. Mauceri
Dynamic WordWorks, Inc.
(850) 238-6900
(518) 713-9500 fax
elena-mauceri@att.net
www.DynamicWordWorks.com <http://www.DynamicWordWorks.com>

Education Related Leads for Friday Oct. 14, 2011

Hi,
Here are some leads for today:

• Online Aptitude Test Developer, NYC
• Editors and Writer, K-12 Publisher, Boston area
• Children's Book Editor, San Francisco area
• Curriculum Designer, Calif. or Option to telecommute
• Freelance Writer on Work/Life Balance, Career Women's issues
• Freelance Writer/Editor for SAT Vocabulary Book
• Freelance Technology Education Writers

Good luck,
Beth

Writer, Language Arts

K-12 is looking for 3-6 Language Arts writers. The posting below is for grammar writers, but they are also looking for writers in general who have experience with Language Arts in the intermediate grades.

https://www8.ultirecruit.com/KIN1002/JobBoard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*4189CC7916CB66BF