Educators and curriculum builders
Turn complicated topics into clear lessons, books, workshops, audio, video, and practical learning journeys.
Military-connected families are always welcome
BUILD WITH CHOICE EDUCATION NETWORK
Opportunity makers are the foundation.
Choice Education Network will need educators, builders, advisors, storytellers, community leaders, and responsible partners who believe technology and education should open doors.
We are building relationships before building a large team.There are no publicly posted employment openings today. Expressions of interest are welcome for future paid, advisory, volunteer, vendor, and partnership opportunities.
WHO WE HOPE TO MEET
Different experiences create stronger solutions.
We are especially interested in people who combine real-world experience with respect for consumers, accessibility, clear communication, and responsible growth.
Responsible technology builders
Design accessible AI, product, privacy, security, data, and community experiences that expand opportunity for people.
Veteran and military advisors
Ground programs in the realities of military life, transition, financial readiness, fraud risk, and family support.
Older-adult and caregiver advocates
Help create patient, readable, safe experiences that protect dignity and keep people connected as technology changes.
Authors and community partners
Bring useful books, programs, locations, audiences, sponsorships, and trusted local relationships.
Business and growth advisors
Support governance, legal readiness, funding, operations, partnerships, measurement, marketing, and sustainable scale.
Transportation and CDL educators
Bring responsible experience with commercial driving, training-provider research, fleet operations, delivery businesses, logistics, safety, and workforce pathways.
THE EIGHT ACADEMIES · BUILDING THE FACULTY
Learning should prepare people to participate in the future being built.
The Network now has detailed curriculum roadmaps for Credit Education, Tax Education, Career Academy, Business Academy, Project Management, AI Academy, Veterans Academy, and Life Skills Academy.
Review the Education RoadmapA NEW APPLIED EDUCATION PATH
Help people understand transportation before they invest.
We are shaping education for CDL career research, delivery-business planning, and transportation operations. We welcome responsible educators, drivers, fleet professionals, safety voices, veteran transportation leaders, and community partners who understand the work.
WAYS TO BUILD WITH US
Different relationships need different expectations.
Submitting interest does not create employment, compensation, selection, or partnership. It helps us understand who may fit a future approved project.
Paid roles
Defined employment opportunities will be posted only when a funded role, responsibilities, compensation approach, and application process are approved.
Independent vendors
Project-based relationships may support design, engineering, curriculum, media, events, research, accessibility, operations, and professional services.
Advisors and pilot voices
Experienced people can help identify risks, test assumptions, review accessibility, and ground programs in real community needs.
Community participation
Future volunteer, ambassador, mentor, and event opportunities will include a clear scope, supervision, safety expectations, and time commitment.
A CLEAR INTRODUCTION PROCESS
Start with the need and the opportunity you can help create.
- 01Introduce yourself
Share your experience, communities, interests, availability, and relevant work.
- 02Match a real project
We contact people when an approved need aligns with their experience and requested relationship.
- 03Define the relationship
Scope, payment if applicable, ownership, confidentiality, timelines, and responsibilities come before work begins.
- 04Review the impact
We ask whether the completed work created useful access, learning, trust, or opportunity.
THE WORKING QUESTION
Does this create opportunity?
We want every role, partnership, product, and program to have a useful answer. That means listening before building, stating limitations, protecting people, and measuring whether the work actually helps.
What to include when you contact us
- Who you are and the communities you understand
- The experience, skill, resource, or relationship you can contribute
- The kind of opportunity you want to help create
- Whether you are interested in future work, advising, volunteering, vending, or partnership
- A link to relevant work, if available
START A RELATIONSHIP
Tell us what you can build and who it can help.
We will use expressions of interest to understand the community around the mission and identify the right collaborators as specific projects are funded and approved.