Some have completed 2 years of college. Most employers require 2-5 years of prior experience. Many other jobs are 10-20 hours per week. Most employers recruit applicants through newspaper advertisements. Some fill openings by hiring referrals from employees.
Promotions generally take the form of higher pay.
With the appropriate education, some may become school administrators or principals. Some employers require a teaching credential or certificate, while others require substantial knowledge of the subject to be taught. Most also provide dental insurance, paid sick leave, a retirement plan, vision insurance, and life insurance. A few provide paid sick leave, a paid vacation, and a retirement plan. Employment of adult and vocational education teachers is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year 2008.