Best education jobs

The best education jobs include high school teachers, directors of admissions, and after-school program directors. The education field requires high levels of education and dedication, as most of its careers aren't highly paid. However, it's a gratifying and respected career path, as well as a career in public service. If you believe that working in the educational field would be rewarding, then here are the ten best education jobs:

1. High School Teacher

   Average Salary: $52,441

2. Director of Admissions

3. After-School Program Director

4. Instructional Designer

   Average Salary: $57,534

   An instructional designer focuses on devising learning materials and content to aid every students' learning difficulties. These can include videos, books, and presentations. They are primarily responsible for conducting thorough research and analysis to identify the needs of students, crafting learning strategies in collaboration with experts. They are also responsible for developing tools and materials to help assess every students' progress, such as quizzes and examinations. Furthermore, an instructional designer needs to coordinate with all personnel involved with the project to ensure accuracy and timeliness.

5. School Principal

   Average Salary: $97,138

   A School Principal supervises and directs education and teaching programs within a school. They develop and implement policies, programs, curriculum activities, budgets, and more.

6. Health Educator

   Average Salary: $42,570

   A health educator is responsible for promoting a healthy lifestyle and wellness by developing programs and practices to improve an individual's physical, emotional, and mental condition, recommending a various approach to deal with stress and anxiety, and other situations affecting the clients' behaviors. Health educators record the clients' progress, educate them about healthy strategies and approaches, and coordinate with other health specialists and medical professionals on disseminating health information. A health educator must have excellent communication skills, especially during public speaking and seminars for health education programs.

7. Sports Coach

8. Elementary School Teacher

   Average Salary: $52,161

   Elementary school teachers are trained to provide education to children from kindergarten through fifth grade. The teachers are responsible for children's emotional and educational growth in the classroom. They manage the resources and materials to be used for their education. It is part of their duties to evaluate the students' performance, social development, physical health, and behavior. Also, they adapt to teaching methods and instructions to meet the interests and needs of the children.

9. Professor

   Average Salary: $157,570

   A professor is a teaching professional who provides instructions to students on various academic and vocational subjects in colleges, universities, and vocational schools. Professors design curriculums for courses and ensure that they meet college and department students. They continuously conduct research and experiments so that advanced knowledge in their field is completed. They share their research and works by publishing them in books and academic journals. They also provide assistance to graduating students.

10. Preschool Teacher