Instructional Coordinators
Develop instructional material, coordinate educational content, and incorporate current technology into instruction in order to provide guidelines to educators and instructors for developing curricula and conducting courses. May train and coach teachers. Includes educational consultants and specialists, and instructional material directors.
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BLS projects U.S. employment for Instructional Coordinators to increase by 1.6% between 2024 and 2034, from 248,700 to 252,800 jobs. Its estimate of 23,100 annual openings includes replacement needs, so it does not represent current vacancies, contract postings, or freelance demand. The wage ($77,440), education (Master's degree), and related experience (5 years or more) figures on this profile describe typical U.S. employees. O*NET skills describe the occupation; they do not assess an individual worker's proficiency.
Base employment (2024)
248,700
Projected employment (2034)
252,800
Projected change (2024–2034)
2%
Annual openings (projected average)
23,100
Pay & Preparation
$77,440
Master's degree
5 years or more
None
Essential Skills
Learning Strategies (4.25/5) • Writing (4.12/5) • Speaking (4.12/5) • Instructing (4.12/5) • Monitoring (4/5) • Reading Comprehension (4/5)
O*NET describes occupational requirements; these ratings do not measure current job-posting frequency or an individual worker’s proficiency.
BLS projections are long-term estimates; annual openings include growth and replacement needs and are not current vacancies.
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