Introducing

The Efficient
Teacher Club

Streamline your workload so you can stop working nights and weekends ...without the teacher guilt.

If you're an English teacher and you're . . .

  • Feeling overwhelmed and out of balance
  • Tired of spending hours outside of work planning daily lessons, grading assignments, and answering endless emails
  • Ready to reclaim your nights and weekends (without sacrificing the quality of your teaching)

. . . then you're exactly where you need to be.

I see you and I hear you because I was you.

Does any of this sound familiar?
  • You want to make a difference and change lives . . . but the hours and the pace just aren't sustainable
  • Your mind is constantly working on school stuff and you can't find the off button.
  • You feel overwhelmed and stressed, and you worry about how you're going to get it all done (and if any of it will be "good" enough anyway)
  • Your work day requires so much energy and will power that you feel like you have nothing left for your family at the end of the day.
  • You're tired, burnt out, and not sure how much longer you can stay in the classroom

There IS a better, more sustainable way to teach.

Imagine if...

  • You could confidently close your laptop at your contracted time… without feeling guilty (because you know your students have everything they need and your lesson plan for tomorrow is solid)
  • You could spend your evenings snuggled on the couch with a good book (no - not the one you're planning a lesson for)
  • You could enjoy carefree weekends hiking or hanging out with friends and family (instead of spending your days off grading essays at the kitchen table).

Maybe you're a new teacher and you're trying to figure it out on your own.

. . .Or maybe you've been teaching for years and you still haven't found the right balance between work and life.

People say it gets easier with time, but you're starting to have your doubts and you're reaching your breaking point.

Don't get me wrong.
We all knew teaching would be hard.

But maybe you're starting to wonder . . .

  • Is it normal for it to be THIS hard?
  • Wasn't this supposed to be at least kinda fun? Sorta fulfilling?
  • And also... NOW WHAT?? (because changing careers feels like giving up)

But giving up isn't really your style.

(and it’s not you’re only option)

Here's what teaching can be like

when you create practical, sustainable systems that meet the needs of both you AND your students:

  • You walk in each morning to a clear, organized desk, knowing exactly what's on the agenda for the day - no more last minute scrambling
  • You have your lesson plans and copies laid out - days, weeks, or even months in advance
  • Your grades are up to date, your papers have been passed back, and your inbox shows zero unread emails
  • Your students walk in, take out their materials for the day, and get straight to work ...without you even having to ask
  • Your daily routines create consistency, community, and stability for your students - and stop off-task behavior before it begins
  • You're equipped with the exact language you need for setting boundaries and saying no ...because we've all made the mistake of saying "yes" simply because it was easier than figuring out how to say no
  • You leave work knowing you've made a genuine impact in the lives of your students.
Introducing

The Efficient
Teacher Club

A program designed specifically for English teachers who are serious about getting their workload under control and want a straightforward, no BS approach to getting it done.

Heck yes, Count me in!
Join the Club for $97
Heck yes, I'm in!
Join the club
for $97

When you join the Club, you'll trade:

  • Your stress and anxiety for peace of mind
  • Your overwhelm for clarity
  • And your exhaustion and burnout for joy and satisfaction
You'll be able to reignite your love for teaching and you'll finally have more time for the things that matter in your life.

What's Inside...

Module One

Laying the Foundations

Determine your underlying goals and design a system you LOVE and that aligns with your priorities and values.

  • Get clear on your purpose
  • Get intentional about the way you spend time in the classroom
  • Identify your boundaries and create strategies to confidently and effortlessly hold them
Module Two

Time Saver Crash Course

Need more time... like... yesterday? You'll learn actionable strategies you can implement tomorrow to start saving time immediately.

  • Prioritize your to do list
  • Stop collecting work daily (and what to do instead)
  • Learn key productivity concepts (like the 1-touch rule, the 2-minute rule, and the 80/20 rule) and how to adapt them specifically for a teaching context
Module Three

Setting up for Success

Organize your space to minimize distraction and maximize agency, ownership, and learning.

  • Create a personalized system for handling the paperload
  • Plan for absences (and never answer the question "what did we do yesterday" again)
  • Use student stations to foster initiative and independence in the classroom
Module Four

Transform Classroom Management into Classroom Leadership

Create consistent routines that help you trade friction and conflict for responsibility and community.

  • Be heard the first time, every time
  • Promote self control and lay the foundation for a self-run classroom
  • Find the balance between firm, fair, and flexible (so you can stop wrestling with the frustration of being taken advantage of and the guilt of being too hard on your students)
Module Five

Design Your Curriculum

Learn the theory, strategies, and systems behind designing curriculum and lesson plans without the overwhelm.

  • Plan your year (in 1 sitting!)
  • Implement reading & vocabulary routines that work (and take 5 minutes or less to prep)
  • Organize your files so you never lose time looking for last year's lesson or resource again
Module Six

Streamline Your Grading

Get intentional about feedback and grades so you can make sure students get the guidance they need without sacrificing your weekend.

  • Create simple, straightforward rubrics and templates for comments
  • Use conferences and stations to provide focused, one-on-one feedback and get your grading done during class
  • Design a purposeful late policy that's fair for you and your students
The Efficient Teacher Club provides you with the strategies, templates, and tools you need to dramatically reduce the number of hours you work, so you can serve your students and yourself.
(...because it doesn't have to be a this-or-that choice)
I'm game

How do I get started?

Get on the waitlist.

Enter your name and email and I'll let you know as soon as the course is open.

Join the Club.

When the course opens, enter your payment information and complete your checkout.

Start learning.

You'll have immediate access to the course, so you can log in and start implementing.

Sounds great!

So how much does it cost?

(Limited time price)

Get lifetime access for $97

Join the club

100%
Satisfaction Guarantee

I wholeheartedly believe in the Efficient Teacher Club and I want you to feel confident when you try it out for yourself.

That’s why I have a 100% Risk Free Guarantee. If you enroll in the Efficient Teacher Club, do the work, put in your best effort, and feel that I haven’t delivered, I will issue a 100% refund within 7 days of purchasing. 

You will lose all access to the course and materials.

Can I tell you something?

The average teacher is contracted to work 185 8-hour days each year. That’s 1,480 hours total.

I know, I know – you work a heck of a lot more than that.

In fact, the average teacher reports working almost 11 hours each day (or 55 hours per week).

That’s 2,035 hours each year.

In other words, the average teacher works an extra 555 hours every year… for free. That’s nearly 14 unpaid weeks of work.

Seriously!?

That’s time you could be spending. . .

  • With your family
  • Practicing yoga
  • Walking your dog
  • Learning a new hobby
  • Relaxing with a good book
  • Going back to school to give yourself an actual raise
  • Or even starting a side hustle (you know, the kind that actually pays you for the hours)

So the question isn’t whether or not you can afford to join The Efficient Teacher Club.

It’s can you afford not to join.

Because here’s what not joining is costing you:

  • Time with your family (that you can never get back)
  • Your mental health (from the pressure, stress, anxiety, and exhaustion that often accompany teaching)
  • Your physical health (because you just don't have the time or the energy to exercise or prepare healthy meals at the end of a long day)

I don’t know about you… but for me, that’s not really stuff you can put a price tag on.

I never meant to sign away my family time or my mental health or my physical health when I signed my teaching contract.

Those things were never for sale.

Want to give yourself a 30% raise? Ready to take back your 555 unpaid hours?

Join the Club
Join the Club

Take it from me.

(and raise your hand if any of this sounds familiar to you, too)

(and raise your hand if any of this sounds familiar to you, too)

In the beginning, I spent countless hours running in circles and spinning my wheels and still felt like I was letting everyone down: my students, my friends, my family . . . even my dog. 

I was constantly comparing myself to other teachers’ highlight reels and I never felt good enough. 

I wanted carefree weekends and long holiday breaks and travel-filled summers. 

But most of all, I wanted to be respected and appreciated for the work and hours I was putting in.

I felt trapped and resentful. And I was ready to quit.

But like you, I’m not into that whole giving up thing. 

In fact, I have a tendency to dig my heels in even deeper when things get hard. 

I think it’s a teacher thing. We’re resilient as hell. 

Teachers are like the succulent plants of the work world: No money for our after school program? No books for our classrooms? School-wide staff cuts? We just keep hauling. 

But it does take a toll.

And at some point, I knew something had to change if I was going to keep going. 

And looking back, that’s when the seed for The Efficient Teacher Club was planted.

So I started keeping lists (because I’m a total list girl). 

I made lists of things that were taking way too much of my time, lists of things I hated doing, topics I wanted to research, potential solutions I wanted to try, things I’d already tried (and failed) . . .

But amidst all those failures, I had the occasional success. And little by little I started to see how the pieces fit together.

I eventually ended up with a handful of systems that seriously worked. And these systems became the foundations for The Efficient Teacher Club.

Using these systems, I’ve grown my student’s reading level by an average of 3 grade levels each year. I’ve improved their writing and deepened their appreciation for literature. I’ve helped my students become more responsible, empowered people who are ready to take on whatever challenges the world may bring.

And I was able to do all this while leaving at my contracted hour.

Hi, I'm Jen
I'm on a mission to prevent teacher burnout.
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Hi, I'm Jen
I'm on a mission to prevent teacher burnout.

I’ve figured out the foundations and strategies that turn a chaotic classroom and a mountain of (unpaid) overtime into a simple system that practically runs itself.

And I know with the right systems in place – other teachers like you can totally do this too. 

I want to help you cut through the overwhelm and turn that mile-long to-do list into a manageable system, so you can focus on what really matters: making an impact in the lives of your students (and living your best life after the bell). 

So I'm handing over my step-by-step system to you.

Inside the Efficient Teacher Club, I'll teach you how to:

  • Identify a clear purpose for the work you do and design systems that streamline your workload and align with your unique purpose and values.
  • Develop a classroom management plan that actually works, so you can stop wasting your time repeating instructions, calling home, or holding lunch detention.
  • Create a long game for lesson planning - no more flying blind with last-minute day-to-day planning.
  • Streamline your grading process, so you can provide the feedback your students need without sacrificing your whole weekend to do it
  • Use simple, easy to use technology tools to automate repetitive tasks like answering emails or communicating homework assignments.

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