Become part of the Teachit team and share in our success

Why contribute?

We believe that the best teaching resources are produced by real teachers for real students in real classrooms. We also believe that a teacher's time is precious and that hours spent producing materials should be rewarded. So we offer free membership and royalties in return for your teaching materials. And most importantly, you get the satisfaction of knowing that someone somewhere does not have to reinvent the wheel.

Get started!

To begin the application process, simply fill in the online form, submit a batch of five resources and send us your Copyright and Royalties agreement. Someone from our editorial team will then be in touch if your application has been successful! We're looking forward to hearing from you.

If you’ve already registered as a contributor on one of Teachit’s other sites, there’s no need to register again. You can submit resources to Teachit from the other site.

» Fill in our contributor registration form
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Comments from some of our contributors:

'After using Teachit for a few years I was so inspired I became a contributor and now enjoy royalties cheques!'

'The whole publishing process is a dynamic one'

'At Teachit there's always space for diversity'

'Seeing my own resources on such a beautiful, powerful, eclectic repository as Teachit is like a dream come true: everyone gets everything at last!'

'Some of the ideas on Teachit have inspired me to go in new directions with my classes. Equally, by contributing back, I feel I’ve done my bit to feed that cycle as well.'

'The pleasure for me comes from thinking that I am giving something back in an ongoing exchange for all the things that have been given to me'

'What’s good about contributing to Teachit? The fact that all the hours of hard work aren't languishing at the back of a dusty filing cabinet somewhere, because they're available to anyone else who wants to use them. It's good to share!'

'Last but not least, you get paid for submitting resources. There are also competitions for schools to enter with fab prizes.'