Write for Us: Education & EdTech
Share your expertise with principals, teachers and school leaders. The Academic Scheduler blog publishes practical guest posts on school management, EdTech, teaching strategies and education leadership.
- Schools & institutions
- 300+
- Reply to every pitch
- 1–2 days
- Approval to publish
- 2–3 days
- Minimum words
- 1,200+
Topics We Accept
We're looking for education guest posts that help schools run better and help teachers teach better. Whether you're a teacher, principal, researcher or EdTech founder, if you have practical advice for schools, we'd love you to write for us.
School Management
Administration, operations, timetabling, staffing and school leadership.
EdTech & AI in Education
Tools, AI, digital classrooms and technology adoption in schools.
Teaching Strategies
Classroom practice, lesson planning, assessment and student engagement.
Teacher Wellbeing
Workload, burnout, professional development and retention.
K-12 & Higher Education
Curriculum, policy, exams and trends across schools, colleges and universities.
Education Leadership
Case studies and lessons from principals, heads of department and school owners.
Choose How You Contribute
Write for us for free as an educator, or publish a sponsored EdTech guest post as a company. Every submission goes through the same editorial review.
Free Guest Post
Original, expert articles from educators and EdTech professionals. Accepted on quality alone.
- Author bio with one link
- Full editorial review
- Links at our editors' discretion
Sponsored Post
For education and EdTech companies that want a guaranteed, relevant article on our blog.
- Guaranteed publishing slot
- Clearly labeled as sponsored
- Free replacement for 12 months
Link Insertion
Add a relevant resource link to an existing article where it genuinely helps readers.
- Placed in a relevant article
- Clearly labeled as sponsored
- Reviewed for reader value
Guest Post Guidelines
What We Look For
- 1Original, unpublished work of 1,200+ words. No plagiarism, spun or unedited AI-generated text.
- 2Written for principals, teachers and school leaders, with practical advice they can act on.
- 3Clear structure with H2/H3 subheadings, short paragraphs and real examples or data.
- 4Up to two relevant links to high-quality sources. Links must add value for the reader.
- 5Royalty-free images you have the rights to use, with sources credited.
- 6A short author bio (up to 50 words) with one link to your website or LinkedIn.
What We Don't Accept
- Essay-writing, homework or exam-cheating services
- Casino, betting, crypto, CBD or adult content
- Loans, payday lending or unrelated affiliate content
- Topics unrelated to education, teaching or schools
Sponsored posts and link insertions are clearly labeled as sponsored, in line with Google's guidelines.
Ready to Contribute?
Tell us what you'd like to write about in the form. Submitting an education guest post is free; for sponsored posts or link insertions, choose the matching type and we'll reply with pricing and availability.
A great pitch includes
- A working title and 3–5 bullet outline
- Who the article helps and what they'll learn
- One or two samples of your published writing
What happens next
- 1
We review your pitch
Our editors reply within 1–2 business days.
- 2
Approval or pricing
Free posts get a go-ahead; sponsored requests get pricing.
- 3
Your article goes live
Published within 2–3 days of final approval.
Prefer email? Write to our editors
editor@academic-scheduler.com
Pitch Your Article
We review every pitch and reply within 1–2 business days
Write for Us FAQ
Still have questions? Email our editorial team or browse the blog to see what we publish.