May 4, 2021
Online teaching resource marketplace, I Love To Teach 101, have launched a website for teachers to share and trade their unique K-12 resources.
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Port Broughton, Australia - May 4, 2021 /PressCable/ —
I Love To Teach 101 (ILTT), an online marketplace for teachers to share and trade teaching resources, have launched a website to help teachers sell their K-12 resources.
More details can be found at https://ilovetoteach101.com
The newly updated website helps teachers to open up online stores where they can sell the K-12 teaching resources they’ve created for students. Half of ILTT’s revenue from the 5 to 15% commission collected on the sale of each resource goes toward helping teachers in need in the Solomon Islands.
Founder Sylvia Skinner began her teaching career in Australia and spent 15 years working and teaching in the Solomon Islands, building a school and training teachers. During this time, she saw many teachers struggle not only for classroom resources but the basics of life.
I Love To Teach 101 has been developed as a tool for teachers to make the most of the resources they have created, such as lesson plans and teaching tools, by reselling them to other teachers who can use them with their own students.
Members of ILTT are provided with access to a variety of free teaching resources, downloadable content and rewards, in addition to an easy to use online marketplace to sell their own resources.
Teachers who sign up to ILTT can increase their personal revenue by passing on resources they’ve already created, as well as help teachers in need in the Solomon Islands since half of ILTT’s revenue from the small commission collected on each sale is donated.
This latest website update from I Love to Teach 101 is in line with the company’s commitment to supporting teachers across the globe to balance their personal and professional lives. Resources for teachers intended to boost productivity and balance, including lesson plans, games, activities and more can be found at https://ilovetoteach101.com/find-awesome-k-12-teachers-resources
A satisfied client said: “Sylvia has a unique blend of professional expertise, ability to motivate and at the same time make the whole experience enjoyable. A dedicated teacher, she understands the needs of students from a wide range of academic ability and ethnic backgrounds.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website, as well as at https://ilovetoteach101.com/membership-registration.
Contact Info:
Name: Sylvia Skinner
Email: Send Email
Organization: I Love To Teach 101
Address: 46 John Lewis Drive, Port Broughton, South Australia 5522, Australia
Website: https://ilovetoteach101.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89010489
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