Career Opportunities

Course Development Positions

We are hiring Subject Matter Experts for:

• 1514 Economics (1 semester)
• 1540 US Government (1 semester)
• 2040 German I (2 semesters)

The Indiana Online Subject Matter Expert (SME) is responsible for developing curriculum for an online course. Curriculum includes course and unit-level learning objectives based on Indiana state standards, formative and summative assessments aligned to the learning objectives, and content that is engaging and student-centered. This is not a teaching position, but teachers make great SMEs! Training is provided. This is a part-time, contract position that typically lasts about 6-12 months. If interested in developing any of these courses, visit our course developer online application to learn more & apply. 

Summer Teaching Positions

We are no longer accepting applications for summer 2024.

Ideal Qualifications for an Indiana Online Teacher

Required

• Holds a valid Indiana Teaching License for the Indiana Online course assignment
• Engaged in the field of education in Indiana
• Dual Credit Requirement: Credentialed through Indiana Online dual credit partner

Preferred

• Actively teaching the course in the appropriate Indiana school setting for the position 
• A minimum of 3 years teaching experience
• Prior online teaching experience
• Canvas and SIS experience
• AP Consideration
  • Currently teaching AP
  • Continuous learning via conferences, AP specific workshops, etc.
  • Proof of pass rate success
  • Proof of highly effective status in the course

Hiring Process for Indiana Online Teachers

Indiana Online follows a three-step hiring process for all interested candidates. Potential candidates will progress through the hiring process following the steps provided:

Step 1: All interested candidates must complete the Indiana Online employment application and provide a copy of the candidate’s valid Indiana teaching license, current employment, references, resume, and letter of interest.

Upon review of the candidate’s application or interview, Indiana Online may choose to move a candidate onto step 2 in the hiring process. 

Step 2: The candidate will be asked to complete Indiana Online’s Effective Online Teaching Course. The asynchronous training course is designed to introduce candidates to online teaching practices and pedagogy and to gauge a candidate’s experience and knowledge of working in an online environment.

Upon completion of the Effective Online Teaching course, Indiana Online may choose to move a candidate onto step 3 in the hiring process. 

Step 3: The candidate will be asked to complete a final performance-based demonstration of online teaching using the Indiana Online learning management platform.

Upon completion of the performance-based demonstration and review by Indiana Online administration, the candidate may be placed in a hiring queue to utilize if an open position becomes available. 

All new employees will be required to attend a New Hire Orientation, as well as review and sign off on the Indiana Online Certified Employee Handbook. Note, summer school teachers will also be required to attend the Summer Kickoff and various summer meetings with administration.

Completion of all three steps does not secure a position. Indiana Online cannot guarantee employment, as enrollment can vary year to year. If you are not selected for a teaching position, we will keep your application on file for one year.