Testimonials

Teachers who found their school through TeachConnect.

What the search was actually like, told the way teachers tell it — the call that came in a week, the listing that named the salary, the school that found the profile first. Stories from pre-primary to PGT across Telangana and Andhra, and a form at the bottom for yours.

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I had applied on three portals and heard nothing for a month. Within a week of my TeachConnect profile going live, a school called. The interview was on a Tuesday and the offer letter came on Friday.

The listing said the actual salary. I did not spend a demo lesson on a school that could never pay what I needed, and the one I joined paid exactly what it said.

The AI Resume Studio rewrote my CV so it described my classroom, not just my degrees. The principal brought up two lines from it in the interview.

We moved after my husband was transferred and I needed a school I could reach by bus. Filtering by locality gave me two. I joined the second one the following month.

The school saw my profile before I ever applied to them. In eleven years of looking for work that had not happened to me once.

I was out of the classroom for four years after my son was born and expected to explain that gap in every interview. I wrote it plainly on my profile once. The school I joined asked me about what I teach, not about the four years.

Nine years of State Board and I wanted a CBSE school. I filtered for it and stopped sending my CV to schools that were never going to call me.

Nobody puts a librarian’s post in the newspaper. Three came up here in two months and I took the one twenty minutes from my house.

I set an alert for Computer Science posts in my city and forgot about it. One arrived at eight in the morning six weeks later. I applied before assembly and had a call by lunch.

Schools ask for a Telugu teacher and then hand you three other things as well. This listing said what I would teach and how many periods it came to. That is the job I signed for.

I was looking for a coordinator’s post rather than a teaching one, and most job sites do not have that as a category at all. There were two here. I joined one the same term.

I wanted a school that actually wanted a special educator, not a teacher who would also do it on the side. The listing said which it was, and when I joined it was still true.