Different Types of Teaching Jobs

Answer 1

economics history
math
english
foreign language
science
chemistry
Biology
special ed teacher
p.e teacher
wood shop teacher
metal shop teacher
principal
assistant principal


those are some! hope i helped!

Answer 2

The first thing that many people think of when they hear about teaching jobs is teaching academic subjects full time in a school classroom. There are many teaching jobs that are not full time, not in a school or not in a classroom. Full time teaching positions that are not in a traditional school setting are available. Teaching nonacademic subjects can be done outside of a classroom. There are opportunities to teach in other countries.

Some classroom teaching jobs are not full time. Knowledge that one has acquired through a profession can be taught to others. Some community colleges will hire part time instructors who can teach classes related to their professions.

Tutoring jobs are not done full time in a classroom. Tutors usually provide individualized instruction to students. They may provide extra help to students who are behind in their school subjects. There are some online tutoring jobs available. Online searches and newspaper advertisements will provide information about available tutoring jobs.

Places besides schools that have full time teaching positions available include juvenile halls and children’s placement homes.

Some part time teaching jobs provide people with an opportunity to share their skills outside of a classroom. Craft and hobby stores will hire people to teach classes in the stores. A few of the places that will hire people to teach nonacademic subjects are health clubs, community centers, summer camps and dance studios. Those who are interested in sharing their skills with others can also offer private lessons.

Details about teaching positions abroad can be found online. There are advertisements for people who can teach English to students in Another Country.

People who want teaching jobs that do not involve teaching every day in a classroom have many opportunities open to them. Information about these positions can be found by doing online searches and looking at newspaper advertisements. Contacting institutions, organizations and companies directly will provide further information about nontraditional teaching jobs.

Answer 3

There are dozens of jobs available at colleges. Aside from professors and instructors, there are support jobs and tutors and administration staff. Almost anyone can find a suitable college career, if they are willing to look. The admissions and financial aid offices need people to make sure the college gets the best students possible and that those students can afford to attend the school. Then there are offices responsible for student success and safety and experiences on campus.