Teachers in the U.S. are known for having low salaries, which deters some people from pursuing teaching as a career. But other options exist for people interested in working in education who hope to ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Caroline Castrillon covers career, entrepreneurship and women at work. While many assume education careers require college ...

Clarification: An earlier version of the first chart that appears in this article has been updated to more clearly and accurately reflect a 10-year gap in data on rates of teacher satisfaction between ...

Teaching statements, sometimes called teaching philosophies, are a commonly requested application document for the academic job market. In a teaching statement, you are explaining to the search ...

Teachers looking for jobs in New Jersey for the upcoming school year have a new way to streamline their searches. The Education Employment Opportunities in New Jersey website was launched in September ...

Amina Ahmed quit teaching after she felt burned out and got a job as a government contractor. The 27-year-old refocused her résumé and got a job at Deloitte eight months later. She finds this job is ...

You just graduated college, and you're ready for an adventure. You want to see the world, immerse yourself in a new culture, and sharpen your foreign language skills. You want to teach English abroad.

But even if you’re pursuing a profession in education for the all right reasons—a desire to enrich the lives of students, you value the intangible rewards, you strive to give back to society and make ...

Nearly 1 in 5 public school teachers have second jobs during the school year, a new analysis of federal data shows. Half of teachers with second jobs are working in a field outside of education, while ...

But in eight years — during which time she earned a master's degree and worked as a substitute — MacPeek was unable to find a permanent teaching job. Last year, her certification expired after a ...