What does an Instructional Coordinator earn?
On average, Instructional Coordinators earn around $77,200 per year in the U.S.. They work with instructors, departments, and universities to create efficient teaching structures and educate instructors on best practices. Instructional Coordinators often specialise in areas such as curriculum design or professional development training.
How to earn more as an Instructional Coordinator
To become an Instructional Coordinator, you will need to possess a degree in education, instructional design, or business. Alternatively, you can take part in degree-level apprenticeships. If you wish to increase your earnings as an Instructional Coordinator, you can look into specialising in an area, such as e-learning design, or become a manager for a training provider. It is also possible to become self-employed or establish your own instructional design firm.
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