Land Your Next Role with the Instructional Coach Job Search Toolkit

Transitioning from the classroom to a coaching role requires more than just an updated resume. You need to prove to hiring committees that you can support adult learners, build trust, and drive district initiatives.

Stand Out: Proven resume templates that highlight your leadership skills.
Ace the Interview: Real-world scenarios and structured answer guides.
Get Noticed: Strategies to build a dynamic digital portfolio.

What lands in your inbox every Sunday

The Impact Note is my free weekly note for K–12 educators: simplified systems, strategic insights,

and greater impact in the classroom. Here's what shows up every Sunday.

Resume Frameworks

Replace standard teaching jargon with coaching-specific language and measurable impact bullets that administrators look for.

LinkedIn Optimization

Transform your basic digital profile into a dynamic coaching portfolio that attracts district recruiters.

Interview Prep

Walk in confident with structured answers to the real-world scenarios hiring committees actually ask.

Hi, I'm Jeff

Simplified systems. Strategic insights.
Greater impact in the classroom.

I'm Jeff Bradbury — teacher, instructional coach, and founder of the TeacherCast Educational Network. I've spent my career helping coaches trade "busy all year" for one focused, repeatable system that leads to real classroom impact.

I built this toolkit from my book Impact Standards for one reason: too many talented coaches get stuck running in circles because nobody ever handed them a clear cycle to follow. That's the problem I'm here to solve.

Run this 30-day plan and you won't just be busy — you'll be back in classrooms with evidence to show for it. And I'll be right there with you the whole way (every Sunday, in The Impact Note).

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Instructional Coach Job Search Toolkit

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