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EduConnect, compared with Schrole.
This is the closest comparison on the internet: Schrole is also recruitment software rather than a placement agency, with teacher profiles, a school workspace, and vacancies from hundreds of international schools. The difference is where those schools are, and what a teacher pays to reach them.
The schools you reach
EduConnect
U.S. public schools and districts hiring international teachers, with the visa pathway advertised on each listing.
Schrole
International schools worldwide — a global market that includes U.S. schools, alongside Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
Vacancy volume
EduConnect
Smaller and dated: the homepage shows the live count of open U.S. vacancies this month.
Schrole
Substantially larger: its own site describes thousands of vacancies from more than 500 schools across 100+ countries.
What a teacher pays
EduConnect
$79/month or $899/year, published, with cancellation terms and the payment processor named.
Schrole
Free for teachers to register and apply; schools pay for the recruitment tools. Check its current terms for any paid options.
What a school pays
EduConnect
Nothing. No subscription and no placement fee.
Schrole
Schools subscribe to the platform, on pricing it sets.
Who vets the school
EduConnect
Every school registration is reviewed by our team before it appears in the marketplace.
Schrole
Schools join as subscribing members; verification terms are set by the platform.
Hiring in one place
EduConnect
Shortlists, messages, interviews with a video link, and offers in one workspace.
Schrole
Recruitment tools for schools: profiles, shortlisting, and candidate management.
Where they are the better choice: if you are open to teaching outside the United States, or you want the largest possible list of vacancies, Schrole is built for exactly that and has far more of them. EduConnect is deliberately narrower — U.S. districts, a published teacher price, and no fee charged to the school. Compared here from their public materials as of November 2026.
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Free for U.S. schools. $79/month or $899/year for teachers. No placement fee.