Coding Bootcamp Instructor: Teaches adults to code in intensive 12-24 week programs designed to launch tech careers. Typical pay $85k.
Museum Education Manager: Plans school programs, tours, workshops, and family days at a museum. Typical pay $65k.
Science Center Exhibit Developer: Designs interactive exhibits that teach people science, history, or art through hands-on experiences. Typical pay $65k.
Summer Camp Director: Runs a summer camp: hiring and training counselors, planning activities, and keeping hundreds of kids safe and happy. Typical pay $58k.
Interpretive Park Ranger: Leads guided hikes, campfire talks, and programs that teach visitors about a park's nature and history. Typical pay $55k.
Nature Center Director: Runs a nature center or environmental learning center, from school field trips to trail care. Typical pay $75k.
Swim Instructor: Teaches babies, kids, and adults to swim and be safe in the water. Typical pay $30k.
Forest School Teacher: Teaches young kids outdoors almost every day, rain or shine, in woods and fields. Typical pay $38k.
Waldorf School Teacher: Teaches at a Waldorf school, which uses art, storytelling, and hands-on work and often keeps one class for several years. Typical pay $48k.
Boarding School Dorm Parent: Lives in a boarding school dorm and looks after students' daily lives, homework, and wellbeing. Typical pay $42k.
Robotics & STEM Club Coach: Coaches kids building robots and competing in STEM competitions after school or at camps. Typical pay $42k.
Heritage Language School Teacher: Teaches children a family language, like Chinese, Korean, Hindi, or Greek, at a weekend community school. Typical pay $25k.
Avalanche Safety Instructor: Teaches skiers, snowmobilers and climbers how to read snow, avoid avalanches and dig out a buried friend in minutes. Typical pay $45k.
Folk School Craft Instructor: Teaches week-long classes in blacksmithing, weaving, woodcarving, basketry or boatbuilding at traditional folk schools and craft centers. Typical pay $35k.
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