How to become an education advisor & manager
Be involved in educational research and developing education curriculums.
What does an education advisor & manager do?
Duties and tasks
- Coordinate educational programs and providing advice
- Observe teachers in classrooms in order to determine areas of needed improvement
- Publish findings and working with administrators and governmental officials to incorporate suggestions into educational systems
- Research trends in education and offering ways to improve schools, districts, and educational systems
- Train teachers in new educational methods
- Work with teachers and educational administrators to determine areas of research focus
Industry bodies
Related jobs
- Education manager
- Education officer
- School principal
- Private tutor
Discover related degrees
Postgraduate SCU-EDU-GCE
Postgraduate ACU-ELD-MAS
Postgraduate UND-ELM-MAS
Available majors
- Specialisation
Postgraduate TUA-EDU-MAS
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Postgraduate UND-EDUC5013
Postgraduate CUR-EDMS600
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Postgraduate MAQ-ECHX8260
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