Curriculum and Instruction

Create the materials that revolutionizes education.

As the creator of curriculum and instruction, you will be the person who gives teachers the tools they need to be effective and the resources they use to educate. People with Curriculum and Instruction degrees develop curricula, train teachers, select materials and implement new technology in the classroom.

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Curriculum and Instruction Career Outlook

Opportunity to advance with a Curriculum and Information degree is great as people with the degree continue to be in high demand. Depending on education and experience, higher administrative positions can be within reach, as can management and executive positions in private industries. People with Curriculum and Instruction degrees work as:

• Instructional coordinators
• Education administrators
• Teachers
• Human resources specialists
• school counselors
• textbook publishers
• textbook editors

Curriculum and Instruction Salary Information

The need to meet new educational requirements and implement new technology will continue to increase the demand for people with Curriculum and Instruction degrees. Average earnings for careers in this field range from $36,000 to $65,000 per year, and people with Curriculum and Instruction degrees often pursue jobs in management and executive positions in private industries where the salary range is even higher.

Curriculum and Instruction Required Job Skills and Knowledge

At least a bachelor's degree is required to work in this industry. Having a Master's degree will enable you to apply for better and higher paying jobs. With a degree in Curriculum and Instruction, you will review as well as create textbooks and other materials, provide onsite education for teachers and administrators, implement new technology in the classroom, and how to measure and improve student performance. Employers look for candidates with good interpersonal and communication skills, as well as candidates who are familiar with computer technology.