Education, Teaching & Training

Education, Teaching & Training
Education, Teaching & Training
Help people build knowledge, skills, confidence and opportunity across schools, colleges and workplaces
Education careers include classroom teaching, learner support, advising, workforce training, instructional design, technology, administration, research and policy. Some roles require state teacher or counselor licensure; others value subject expertise, workplace experience, technical skill or adult-learning knowledge. Paid work-based routes are growing for teacher aides, educators, trainers and apprenticeship professionals, but availability varies.
How to explore this category
- Explore school teaching or special education if long-term learner development interests you
- Explore adult, workforce, corporate or apprenticeship training if practical skill-building appeals to you
- Explore instructional design, curriculum, assessment or educational technology if creating learning systems fits you
- Explore counseling, advising, tutoring or interpretation if individual learner support motivates you
- Explore administration, research, policy, enrollment or leadership if improving education organizations interests you
What is an apprenticeship
An apprenticeship is a paid job where you learn from experienced workers and take related classes. In a Registered Apprenticeship, training follows an approved plan and pay usually increases as skills grow. Not every career in this category uses apprenticeship, so ask the employer or program sponsor exactly how the training works and what credential it provides.
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Elementary and Secondary Teaching
Career and Technical Education
Workforce Education and Training
School Counseling and Student Services
Teacher Assistance and Classroom Support
Apprenticeship and Work-Based Learning
School Administration and Leadership
Registrar and Enrollment Services
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