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Careers

Our goal is to make online education work for everyone.

We don’t have all the answers today, but we believe that by assembling a team that comes from different professional, personal, and educational backgrounds, together we will figure it out.

Team Locations

Our team is located all over the world — San Francisco; Chicago; Boston; Berlin, Germany; Brussels, Belgium; Jaipur, India; Beijing, China; Brisbane, Australia; Kyoto, Japan.

Our team is currently on four continents and 9 time zones. Between us, we have done almost 300 online courses and 3 online degrees (including one self-directed degree equivalent). We don’t care if you have a degree; we care if you know how to learn. We are similarly flexible about where, when, and how you work. Class Central is a remote-first, asynchronous workplace.

Open Positions

Interested in working for Class Central but your specific role is not listed? Most us have never previously done the jobs we are currently doing. What we share in common is that our lives have been affected by online learning. If you are an education enthusiast who wants to help other people reach their goals, there may be a role for you on our small but growing team. Interested? Drop us an email. We would love to hear from you.

Company

Class Central is a listing of online courses. We aggregate courses from many providers to make it easy to find the best courses on almost any subject, wherever they exist. We focus primarily on free (or free to audit) courses from universities, offered through massive open online course (MOOC) platforms. Whatever you are interested in learning, it is more than likely that our catalog includes a course that will meet your needs.

Our stats and analysis have been quoted in the New York Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Chronicle of Higher Education, Forbes, and the Chicago Tribune. Our articles about online learning regularly go viral on Quartz and Medium. Class Central's founder has written for EdSurge, TechCrunch, Venturebeat, Fast Company, and Observer.