Education and Training

Education and training careers help children, teens and adults learn, as teachers, assistants or trainers. Each profile shows the degree and state license you need, what a school day or teaching week looks like, and the pay.

11 professions in this category

Childcare Worker
Supervise, feed, and guide young children safely in daycares, schools, or private homes.
Average salary
$34,980
Driving Instructor
Teach safe driving skills and traffic laws in the classroom and behind the wheel.
Average salary
$46,800
Elementary School Teacher
Teaches reading, math, science and social skills to young students in first through fifth or sixth grade.
Average salary
$63,970
High School Teacher
Teach high school students, prepare them for exams, and guide their academic growth.
Average salary
$72,040
Middle School Teacher
Educate young adolescents, manage classroom learning, and guide academic growth in middle grades.
Average salary
$64,370
Preschool Teacher
Educate and nurture children ages 3 to 5 through play, structured lessons, and daily routines.
Average salary
$38,140
Professor
Teach college students, conduct original research, and publish academic work.
Average salary
$82,250
School Counselor
Help students navigate academics, social growth, and future career or college plans in school settings.
Average salary
$64,330
School Principal
Lead daily school operations, supervise instructional staff, and support student success.
Average salary
$105,870
Substitute Teacher
Substitute teachers lead classrooms and follow lesson plans when regular teachers are absent.
Average salary
$41,670
Teacher Assistant
Works with a licensed teacher to give students extra help, supervision and small-group instruction.
Average salary
$36,780