Share practical experience, ideas and real stories

TechEduCareer welcomes thoughtful contributions from educators, technology professionals, recruiters, students, founders and organizations working at the intersection of technology, education and careers. We’re looking for useful, experience-based articles that help readers learn, build skills and make informed career decisions.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome practical, original pitches across the areas TechEduCareer covers.

Technology Education & EdTechTeaching, learning platforms and new approaches to technology education.
Digital Skills & AI LiteracyPractical skills students and young people need in a changing digital world.
Coding & Creative TechnologyProgramming, game development, digital art, animation, UI/UX and related skills.
Careers & Career ReadinessTechnology careers, employability, portfolios and preparation for the workplace.
Recruitment & HiringReal experience from global technology recruitment, hiring and talent pipelines.
Projects & Case StudiesGenuine school, student, company and project-based learning stories.
We especially want real stories.

Perhaps your students built something unusual, your company changed the way it hires, you tested a new approach to teaching digital skills, or a project failed and taught you something worth sharing. Specific experiences and practical lessons are more valuable to our readers than generic advice.

Contributor Guidelines

800–1,500 wordsA useful target for most accepted articles.
Original & usefulWrite for TechEduCareer readers, not for search engines.
Relevant links onlyLinks to credible sources are welcome where they support the article. Contributors may include up to one relevant link to their own website, organization, project or professional profile. Contributor links are not guaranteed and may be removed or appropriately qualified during editorial review. Promotional, paid or SEO-driven links are not accepted.
Sources & image rightsCite credible sources for factual claims and only provide images you have the right to use.

We may edit accepted submissions for clarity, structure, style and formatting. The use of AI tools should be disclosed when they materially contributed to the article; contributors remain responsible for the accuracy, originality and rights of everything they submit. Sending a pitch or manuscript does not guarantee publication.

How It Works

1PitchSend us your idea.
2ReviewWe check the fit.
3InvitationWe contact selected contributors.
4DOCX + ImageSend the full article and image.
5Editorial ReviewWe edit and prepare it.
6PublishThe finished article goes live.

Start with the short pitch form below. If the idea is a good fit, we’ll contact you and ask for the full manuscript as a DOCX file together with an appropriate image. You do not need to send the finished article with your initial pitch.

Pitch Your Idea

Tell us what you would like to write about, why it matters to TechEduCareer readers, and what experience or perspective you bring to the topic.

Contribute to TechEduCareer – Pitch Form

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