All special education teachers not listed separately.
Special Education Teachers, All Other
SOC: 25-2059 O*NET: 25-2059.00
Median Salary
$76,580
per year
Job Growth
➡️ 1.1%
Average (2024-2034)
Annual Openings
2.9
projected jobs/year
Education Level
Varies
Job Zone N/A
All special education teachers not listed separately.
What does a Special Education Teachers, All Other do?
How much can you earn?
Entry Level
$48,440
10th percentile
Early Career
$60,930
25th percentile
Median
$76,580
50th percentile
Experienced
$99,690
75th percentile
Top Earners
$120,080
90th percentile
National Salary Distribution
10th
$48,440
25th
$60,930
Middle 50%
MEDIAN
$76,580
Mean: $79,750
75th
$99,690
90th
$120,080
Middle 50% of earners
Median salary
Mean (average)
Key Insights
- •Salary range spans $71,640 from entry level to top earners
- •Middle 50% earn between $60,930 and $99,690
- •Salary spread is 50.6% around the median, showing high variation
- •Total national employment: 33,930 professionals
What's the job outlook?
Job Market Intelligence
Medium Demand
Market demand
Medium Risk
Automation risk
Current Employment
National Employment:41,000
Top Industries
Educational Services14.1%
Elementary and Secondary Schools9.3%
Social Assistance5.6%
10-Year Outlook
Growth Rate:+1.1%
Annual Openings:2,900
Employment Projections
2024 (Current)41,000
Current
2034 (Projected)41,500
+1.1%
+400
Employment Change
+1.1%
Growth Rate
10
Year Projection
Growth Category: More slowly than average
Geographic Salary & Employment Data
Explore where Special Education Teachers, All Other professionals work across the United States
Showing 15 of 42 locations
California
8,920 jobs$103,0502.24x
Michigan
3,320 jobs$78,5403.45x
Maryland
3,020 jobs$76,1005.02x
Illinois
2,560 jobs$64,8501.92x
New York
2,170 jobs$65,9701.03x
Connecticut
1,400 jobs$61,4803.77x
Nevada
1,230 jobs$64,4103.64x
Georgia
980 jobs$76,1300.92x
Florida
900 jobs$68,6900.42x
Texas
880 jobs$65,7100.29x
Oregon
820 jobs$82,2401.90x
New Jersey
610 jobs$71,1100.65x
Louisiana
610 jobs$61,1701.45x
Ohio
580 jobs$51,2300.48x
Virginia
540 jobs$77,2800.60x
Understanding the Data
Location Quotient (LQ):
- • LQ > 1.0: More jobs than national average
- • LQ = 1.0: Same as national average
- • LQ < 1.0: Fewer jobs than national average
Data Source:
Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025
Key Growth Factors
Standard growth expectations for this occupation
What technology will you use?
Technology & Digital Skills
Essential technology proficiencies for Special Education Teachers, All Other
Technology Intensity
Low
Digital Literacy Requirements
This career requires basic digital literacy
1
Basic
2
Intermediate
3
Advanced
4
Expert
Key Digital Competencies:
Email and internet usageBasic software navigationFile management
Technology Stack
Technology stack information is being compiled for this career.
📚 Technology Learning Resources
Recommended Certifications
- •Vendor-specific software certifications
- •Industry-recognized technology credentials
- •Professional development courses
Online Learning Platforms
- •LinkedIn Learning - Comprehensive technology courses
- •Coursera - University-level programs
- •Udemy - Practical skills training
💡 Technology Skill Development Tips
- •Focus on mastering hot technologies first - they're currently most in-demand
- •Build a portfolio demonstrating your proficiency with key tools and software
- •Stay current through continuous learning - technology evolves rapidly
- •Consider vendor certifications to validate your skills to employers
What's the work environment like?
🏗️
Location
Varies
💪
Physical Demand
LOW
👥
Team Orientation
Varies
🤝
Customer Interaction
NONE
💡Is This Work Environment Right for You?
Consider these factors when evaluating if you'll thrive in this work environment:
- •Are you comfortable working in varies environments?
- •Can you meet low physical demands?
What career paths are available?
Career Pathways
0
Advancement Opportunities
0
Lateral Move Options
0%
Avg. Salary Increase
Advancement Opportunities
Typical career progression paths from Special Education Teachers, All Other
💡 Career Planning Tips
- •Most successful advancement happens after 3-5 years of experience
- •Lateral moves can provide valuable cross-functional experience for future leadership roles
- •Focus on developing skills that are transferable across multiple career paths
- •Consider industry trends when planning long-term career moves
Trade Colleges That Train for Special Education Teachers, All Other
Top trade colleges by completions in fields that prepare students for this career.
Ivy Tech Community College
Indianapolis, IN
1.3k program completions/year
Eastern Gateway Community College
Steubenville, OH
735 program completions/year
Central Piedmont Community College
Charlotte, NC
336 program completions/year
Central New Mexico Community College
Albuquerque, NM
263 program completions/year
Connecticut State Community College
New Britain, CT
256 program completions/year
Wake Technical Community College
Raleigh, NC
233 program completions/year
Alamance Community College
Graham, NC
228 program completions/year
Gateway Technical College
Kenosha, WI
227 program completions/year
Fox Valley Technical College
Appleton, WI
218 program completions/year
Fresno City College
Fresno, CA
211 program completions/year
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
Green Bay, WI
211 program completions/year
Forsyth Technical Community College
Winston-Salem, NC
200 program completions/year
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