What are some careers in technology education?
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What are some careers in technology education?
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Within the field of educational technology, there are many different careers one can pursue. The skills needed for a technology education career can be beneficial in many different industries, including education, business, military, and instruction design. Those in the field can choose to be self-employed or can choose to work for another company. Some of the most common employers for technology education experts include universities, government agencies, industrial companies, K-12 schools, and database companies. Below is a list of some of the most common career options open to those in the field:
- Career Education Teacher
- Civil Engineer
- College Professor
- Construction Supervisor
- Consultant
- Curriculum Developer
- Educational Technology Specialist
- Electronics Technician
- Engineering Technician
- Information Manager
- Information Technology Teacher
- Instructional Coordinator
- Instructional Designer
- Materials Manager
- Production Supervisor
- Professional Tutor
- School Administrator
- School Counselor
- Technical Sales/Services
- Technology Education Teacher
- Training and Development
- Web Designer
For more information about technology education, check out this article: Salary and Career Info for Educational Technology Professionals
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