1. Professor: Professors teach at colleges and universities. They conduct research, write scholarly articles, and mentor students.
2. Instructor: Instructors teach at community colleges, vocational schools, and other post-secondary institutions. They typically have less experience and education than professors.
3. Tutor: Tutors provide one-on-one instruction to students who need help with specific subjects. They may work in schools, libraries, or private tutoring centers.
4. Adult Education Instructor: Adult education instructors teach classes for adults who want to learn new skills or improve their education. They may work in community colleges, adult education centers, or businesses.
5. Corporate Trainer: Corporate trainers design and deliver training programs for employees of businesses and organizations. They may work in the human resources department or be hired on a contract basis.
6. Museum Educator: Museum educators develop and deliver educational programs for visitors to museums and other cultural institutions. They may lead tours, give lectures, or create exhibits.
7. Curriculum Developer: Curriculum developers design and write educational materials, such as textbooks, lesson plans, and online courses. They may work for publishing companies, schools, or government agencies.
8. Educational Consultant: Educational consultants provide advice and support to schools and other educational institutions. They may help with curriculum development, assessment, or teacher training.
9. School Administrator: School administrators oversee the operation of schools. They may be principals, assistant principals, or school superintendents.
10. Education Policymaker: Education policymakers develop and implement policies that affect schools and education. They may work for government agencies, non-profit organizations, or think tanks.