Welcome to the Kentucky Educator Placement Service K.E.P.S. Program

The KEPS program is dedicated to helping job applicants and school districts save time, money and frustration by using KEPS's state-of-the-art job application system.

Job Applicants: Are you looking for a position in education?

The KEPS program can help you:

By allowing you to review all open education positions in all Kentucky school districts at no cost.
Click here to Search for a Job.
By completing one job profile that will make you visible to all Districts /Schools Human Resource Personnel. Click here to register.
Keep you in touch with job possibilities through the "Job Search" feature.

If you are already looking for an educational position, you know how much effort it takes to apply to more than one school district. Each school district has an extensive application form. The Kentucky Educator Placement Service (KEPS) allows you to apply for public school education positions throughout Kentucky.

KEPS gives prospective employers access to your job profile. School districts throughout Kentucky use this program to search for qualified candidates giving you exposure to jobs you may not know exist.

Fill out the registration form to sign-up online.
The information gathered about you is extensive and takes time to complete. But remember, once the KEPS screens are completed, your information is available to many different school districts.
If you are having issues with the application, whether that be logging in, functionality or content issues, connectivity to the network or programmatic issues you can call the KETS HELP DESK at (502) 564-2002 (locally) or (866) 538-7435 (toll free). Additionally you can send the KETS Help Desk an email at ketshelp2@education.ky.gov.

The process begins with your application; sign up today. Then, sit back and enjoy the benefits.

School Districts: Click on For Districts/Schools

Instantly conduct customized job searches of applicants.

Post and update job vacancies with internet speed and exposure.

Describe your school district to thousands of applicants.