Your dashboard in 90 seconds
You just signed in for the first time and the sidebar has seventeen things in it.
By the end you can
- Name the four screens you will actually use every week
- Find your next assignment, your pay, and your documents without hunting
- Know which sidebar items you can safely ignore for now
Walkthrough
Start on Dashboard
This is your home base. It shows what needs your attention right now — unfinished setup steps, assignments coming up, and anything blocking you from accepting work.
Take me thereBrowse Jobs is where the work is
Every open assignment you are eligible for. Filters across the top narrow by date range, subject, grade level, school and assignment length.
Take me thereMy Schedule is what you already said yes to
Accepted assignments live here with their date, school and times — and the teacher you are covering for, when the school named one. Check it the night before — it is the screen that tells you where to be in the morning.
Take me thereDistricts & clearance explains what is blocking you
If jobs are not showing, this screen often explains why: your background clearance is not approved yet, or a district is outside the districts you are placed in. If it does not, check your Dashboard checklist for a step that is still open.
Take me therePayments is your money
Every assignment you have worked, what it paid, and where each payment is in the process. Filter by date range or status.
Take me thereWorth knowing
- The first week, ignore everything except Dashboard, Browse Jobs and My Schedule. The rest keeps.
- On a phone the sidebar collapses into the menu button in the top-left corner.
What goes wrong
- Do not wait for a school to contact you. Most assignments are ones you accept yourself in Browse Jobs, and urgent same-day jobs reach you as notifications — often first come, first served. EverTeach may also offer or assign you a job directly. However it reaches you, a job is only yours once it appears in My Schedule.
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