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Teaching/Training in North Carolina

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North Carolina's teaching and training pathway prepares students for careers in education, corporate training, and workforce development. Students develop expertise in instructional design, presentation skills, student assessment, and learning management. Demand from K-12 schools, higher education, and corporate training creates career opportunities.

Curriculum covers teaching methods, curriculum development, learning psychology, technology integration, and assessment strategies. Students create lesson plans and deliver instruction. Learning emphasizes diverse learning styles and inclusive teaching practices.

Graduates teach in public or private schools, deliver corporate training, work in workforce development programs, or pursue higher education teaching careers. Many advance to instructional leadership and curriculum development roles.

Teaching/Training at a Glance

3

Courses

6

Credentials

4

Career Paths

State Standards & Framework

North Carolina's teaching and training curriculum aligns with education standards and teacher preparation frameworks. Students complete 4-6 pathway units covering pedagogy, curriculum, and assessment as defined by NC DPI.

Programs teach North Carolina teaching standards and competency frameworks. Students develop lesson planning and instructional delivery skills.

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Typical Course Sequence

CourseCode
Parenting and Child DevelopmentFE60
Early Childhood Education IFE11
Early Childhood Education IIFE12

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Industry Certifications & Credentials

Career Opportunities

Salary data from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2024). Growth projections from BLS Employment Projections (2023-2033). Cost-of-living adjustment uses BEA Regional Price Parities (2023). Entry-level salaries reflect the 25th percentile; experienced salaries reflect the median.

Tutor/Assistant Teacher

Entry Level
$47,540in North Carolina
National: $57,800-18%

Salary range: $47,540 - $59,690

Adjusted for cost of living: $50,499

+2.7% growth200 openings/yr
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Training Specialist

Entry Level
$39,650in North Carolina
National: $48,900-19%

Salary range: $39,650 - $82,310

Adjusted for cost of living: $42,118

+7.6% growth6,300 openings/yr
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Teacher

Entry Level
$47,540in North Carolina
National: $57,800-18%

Salary range: $47,540 - $59,690

Adjusted for cost of living: $50,499

+2.7% growth200 openings/yr
Search jobs on Indeed →

Curriculum Coordinator

Experienced
$60,790in North Carolina
National: $65,850-8%

Salary range: $39,650 - $82,310

Adjusted for cost of living: $64,574

+7.6% growth6,300 openings/yr
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Work-Based Learning Opportunities

Students intern as teaching assistants in schools and as training facilitators in corporate and nonprofit settings throughout North Carolina.

Career & Technical Student Organization

Students in this pathway can participate in Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), gaining leadership experience and competing in career-related events.

How Sage Helps North Carolina CTE Programs

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North Carolina Standards Built In

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Teacher Customization

Teachers personalize content while maintaining standards alignment

Ongoing Updates

Curriculum stays current as North Carolina standards and industry needs evolve

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