by: Saul Relative

As the demand for teachers continues to rise, the variety of career options available to education degree holders also continues to grow. The following provides a look at the many career paths one can take with a degree in education.

For those who prefer one-on-one educational guidance over teaching in a classroom, becoming a professional tutor might be the career path to take. A career as a professional tutor allows more flexibility then teaching in classroom. Tutors have more freedom both in the amount of time they spend teaching material as well as which subjects they teach.

Coaching is another career options for those who have earned an education degree. Many schools hire coaches for their athletic programs simply to coach, while others require that coaches also teach in the classroom in addition to coaching. Municipal, county and state athletic programs may also have coaching positions available.

According to TopEducationDegrees.com, educational support industries, such as textbook publishing and software development, are also growing fields for individuals with degrees in education.

As educational institutions increasingly turn to computer-related materials and systems, online teachers and educators are also in high demand.

There are several other careers that can be obtained with a degree in education. Such positions include entry-level case-workers and other direct service positions within the soc

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