Careers in Education assessment and support services

Education assessment and support services

Jobs involve administrating activities in educational institutions, advising students, assessing and inspecting quality, and planning classes and curriculum.

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Careers adviser or vocational guidance specialist

Careers advisers and vocational guidance specialists help people make decisions about their careers through training, education and expert advice. Find out more about becoming a careers adviser, why this can be an incredibly rewarding career and how you can qualify for this type of role.

£30,680 average salary

Education adviser or school inspector

Education advisers and school inspectors organise educational activities, resources and standards in schools. To work in either role you'll need to be interested in improving the education system in the UK. Read our career profile guide to learn more about this job role and how to begin your career.

£31,200 average salary

Educational support assistant

As an educational support assistant, also known as a special educational needs (SEN) teaching assistant, you'll work with teachers to give help and support to children with special educational needs and disabilities. Read on to learn more about a career as an educational support assistant.

£15,600 average salary

Teaching assistant

As a teaching assistant, or learning support assistant, you'll support teachers and help children with learning activities in the classroom. You may also work with children who have special educational needs. Read our job profile guide to learn more about being a teaching assistant and what you need to do to become one.

£15,600 average salary