Career Options

Teaching and Beyond

Working with young people can be richly rewarding. Students need a safe environment, filled with the care and nurture of supportive adults who are committed toward seeing them succeed. While every community is different, many schools face challenges hiring the required number of educators and support personnel needed. 

Instructional positions include those who have a passion for teaching. These include:

• Primary or elementary classroom teacher,

• Elementary specialty subject teachers (music, art, physical education, Special Education, STEM),

• Teacher assistants (paraprofessional),

• Secondary subject-specific teachers (history, science, languages, mathematics, etc.)

• Specialty subject teachers (computer science, agriculture/CTE, physical training, construction, special and gifted education, and a host of CTE-specific programs),

• Librarians

Supervisory positions include teacher support positions, in addition to school administrators:

• Instructional coach,

• Professional development coordinator,

• School principal or assistant principal,

• Instructional technology,

• Assessment and testing,

• Department directors (CTE, curriculum, special education)

School support positions include :

• Security officer,

• Bus drivers,

• School nutrition staff,

• School nurse,

• School psychologist,

• Counselors,

• Administrative Assistants,

• IT support

As long as these lists are, we haven’t even named every kind of position in many districts across the country. But it does go to show that there are a variety of important jobs that may be available in your area and a school community could benefit with from your background and experience. Make the next step and let us help you get employed in a public school.