Skill
Adult Education
Education and Training
Adult education refers to structured learning programs designed for adults outside of traditional K-12 or full-time college settings, including GED preparation, vocational training, ESL classes, and continuing education. It is delivered by community colleges, nonprofits, and workplace training programs to help adults gain literacy, job skills, or credentials. Instructors in this field often specialize in teaching methods suited to working adults with varied schedules and backgrounds.
Adult Education in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Open roles requiring Adult Education (3)
Training Instructor, Vocational Training Instructor - Custodial Services
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System
Bennettsville, SC · $63,780 – $82,301
A vocational training instructor role within a federal correctional facility, teaching custodial services and facilities maintenance skills to incarcerated students preparing for reentry. This suits experienced custodial professionals and educators who can combine subject expertise with the ability to teach diverse adult learners in a secure institutional setting.
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TRAINING INSTRUCTOR (INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS)
Air Education and Training Command
Goodfellow Afb, TX · $74,678 – $97,087
This federal training role teaches instructional methods to military faculty through classroom instruction and course development, while mentoring other instructors and overseeing training programs. It suits experienced educators or subject-matter experts who can design and deliver advanced training in an air force setting.
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Training Instructor (Special Forces Warrant Officer)
U.S. Special Operations Command (Army)
Fort Bragg, NC · $93,468 – $121,511
This role trains Special Forces Warrant Officers at Fort Bragg in classroom and field settings, requiring candidates to develop curricula, deliver instruction, and evaluate student progress based on deep expertise in Special Forces operations and military training methods.
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