Postsecondary teachers work in undergraduate educational institutions for nine months, teaching subjects like chemistry, calculus, foreign languages, and physics. They are required to have a master's degree and can expect excellent employment opportunities, earning salaries between $43,090 to $84,720 annually along with benefits like paid vacation, health insurance, and a retirement plan from their employers which include state and local government educational services and private educational services.

1. Postsecondary Teacher By: Seth, and Xavier

2. About the Job Postsecondary teachers usually teach for nine months. Postsecondary Teachers work in undergraduate educational institutions. Postsecondary Teachers enjoy teaching and working with students.

3. Education Path Getting a Job - Postsecondary Teachers must have a master’s degree. Helpful High School courses - Advanced Chemistry, Calculus, Foreign Language, Physics. Moving Up - Postsecondary Teachers increase pay as they gain experience.

4. Outlook Wisconsin Outlook - Excellent employment opportunities. National Outlook - Excellent employment opportunities. Factors Affecting Employment -Government funding for training programs, teachers retirement and immigration levels.

5. Salary $43,090 to $84,720 is what Postsecondary Teachers make a year. Government employees receive benefit including; Paid vacation. Sick leave. Health and dental insurance. Retirement plan.

6. Employers State Government educational services (46%). Educational Services, Private (35%). Local Government educational services (15%). State Government, excluding education and hospitals (<1%).

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