Education Careers

Salary figures from 191 postings that disclosed salary (of 356 analyzed), posted in the last 12 months

Education professionals earn a median salary of $57,000 at entry level, rising to $75,220 at mid-level and reaching $100,000 at senior level, across 191 postings that disclosed salary (of 356 analyzed). The field is concentrated in Washington, DC and New York, NY, with demand spanning both urban markets and remote or nationwide roles. Top skills include curriculum development, written and verbal communication, project management, classroom management, and differentiated instruction.

Figures last changed: October 2026

Entry Level

$57,000

63 with salary

Mid Level

$75,220

70 with salary

Senior Level

$100,000

51 with salary

Salary Disclosures

191

of 356 postings analyzed, last 12 months

Salary by Experience Level

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Most Common Job Titles

Required Skills

Curriculum developmentWritten and verbal communicationProject managementClassroom managementDifferentiated instructionCommunication skillsBudget managementOrganizational skillsStakeholder engagementStrategic planningCommunity engagementCustomer serviceMicrosoft Office SuiteStrategic PlanningWritten communication

Top Employers

Capital City Public Charter School

14 jobs

City Teaching Alliance

8 jobs

Children's Aid

6 jobs

City of Cambridge

6 jobs

Shiva's Tutorial

5 jobs

The George Washington University

5 jobs

Japanese Community Youth Council

4 jobs

A Place Called Home

3 jobs

Abaarso School of Science and Technology

3 jobs

EdReports

3 jobs

Top Locations

Washington, DC

59 jobs

New York, NY

53 jobs

United States

24 jobs

Los Angeles, CA

9 jobs

Austin, TX

8 jobs

Boston, MA

7 jobs

San Francisco, CA

7 jobs

Chicago, IL

6 jobs

Kings County, NY

5 jobs

Newark, NJ

5 jobs

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Figures from 191 postings that disclosed salary (of 356 analyzed) on Daybook.com · First published 2026-09-22 · Figures last changed October 2026 · How we compute this