The oft-given advice to “do what you love” might be of particular relevance to education professionals, many of whom commit to years of study and multiple degrees to secure jobs that may not always guarantee a healthy paycheck. But the education sector includes a broad variety of occupations paying anywhere from just over $25,000 annually to well into the $100,000s.
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