In one of ProCare Therapy’s teacher jobs in Georgia, you’ll make a positive impact on the lives of your students by fostering a love for learning. You’ll play a crucial role in helping students reach their full potential, and ProCare Therapy wants to help you do this. It’s our mission to match passionate general education teachers like you in schools across the state, ensuring the needs of students are met with help from our exceptional teachers.
Learn more about the responsibilities, requirements, and employment outlook for Georgia teacher jobs below. Ready to start making that positive impact in schools? Browse our wide variety of open teaching jobs today.
About Teaching in Georgia
When you apply for one of our teacher jobs in Georgia, you’re applying for an exciting and deeply rewarding career. All teachers, whether teaching STEM to middle school students, developing recreational activities as a gym teacher, or providing instruction on all subjects as a general education teacher, share one overarching responsibility: helping students reach their full potential.
Teachers design and teach lesson plans to students. Additional daily Georgia teaching job duties include communicating with school administrators and education professionals, evaluating student progress, enforcing school policies, and prepping students for state exams.
General education teachers who specialize in specific subjects will have additional responsibilities relating to their topic of instruction. For example, a general education teacher who specializes in reading is considered a reading specialist, and a life skills teacher might provide instruction on essential life skills and tasks, like cooking, managing money, and filling out job applications.
Requirements for Georgia Teaching Jobs
If you’re interested in teacher jobs in Georgia, you must hold a bachelor’s degree and have a state teaching license. Most teachers receive a bachelor’s degree in education or another relevant area of study. Depending on the grade level you’ll instruct, some Georgia teaching jobs may prefer applicants who specialize in an educational subject matter, such as math or language arts. We recommend visiting the state’s Department of Education and reviewing the most recent requirements for the specific role that you want to apply for.
In addition to the educational requirements, you’ll need to have a wide range of soft skills to be considered for Georgia teacher jobs, such as leadership skills, multitasking, and communication skills.
Employment Outlook for Georgia Teacher Jobs
The employment growth and salary for teaching jobs in Georgia depend on the grade level and topic of instruction you wish to teach. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, overall employment for elementary, middle, and high school teacher jobs in Georgia is projected to grow by roughly 10-11% from 2020 to 2030.
The annual mean wage for elementary school teacher jobs in Georgia is $65,070. For Georgia middle school teacher jobs and high school teacher jobs, the average salaries are $67,470 and $67,520, respectively.
Get started on helping students explore their full potential by browsing ProCare’s wide variety of teaching job opportunities below.
