Careers Adviser
Careers advisers help people understand education, training and employment opportunities so they can make informed career decisions.
Read career guideEducation careers support learning, development and training in schools, colleges, universities, workplaces and community settings.
These subjects appear frequently across the career guides in this pathway. They are useful signals, not fixed requirements for every role.
Open a career guide to see what the job involves, common ways to get started, useful subjects, skills and possible progression.
Careers advisers help people understand education, training and employment opportunities so they can make informed career decisions.
Read career guideEarly years practitioners support the learning, development and wellbeing of babies and young children through play-based education and care.
Read career guideEducation advisers support schools, colleges and education providers by improving teaching quality, curriculum development and educational outcomes.
Read career guideEducation welfare officers work with schools and families to improve attendance, safeguard children and remove barriers to education.
Read career guideEducational psychologists help children and young people overcome learning, emotional and behavioural challenges by working with families, schools and other professionals.
Read career guideFurther education lecturers teach students aged 16 and over in colleges, sixth forms and training providers, delivering academic and vocational qualifications.
Read career guideHeadteachers lead schools by setting strategic direction, managing staff, overseeing budgets and ensuring high-quality education for all pupils.
Read career guideLearning mentors support children and young people by helping them overcome barriers to learning, improve attendance and develop confidence.
Read career guideNursery practitioners provide care and early education for young children, supporting learning, development and wellbeing in nursery settings.
Read career guidePrimary school teachers educate children across a range of subjects while supporting their academic, social and emotional development.
Read career guideSecondary school teachers specialise in one or more subjects, helping young people develop knowledge and skills for further education and employment.
Read career guideSEN teachers support children and young people with additional learning needs, adapting teaching approaches to help every learner succeed.
Read career guideTeaching assistants support teachers and pupils by providing classroom assistance, delivering interventions and helping children achieve their learning goals.
Read career guideTraining and development officers design and deliver learning programmes that help employees develop new skills and improve organisational performance.
Read career guideTutors provide personalised teaching and academic support to help learners improve knowledge, confidence and examination performance.
Read career guideUniversity lecturers teach undergraduate and postgraduate students while carrying out research and contributing to academic knowledge.
Read career guideThese pathways share useful subjects with Education and can be worth comparing.
Complete the free assessment to compare your interests, subjects, preferred activities and route with careers across the full catalogue.