Elementary Education Transfer

You enjoy lighting the spark of knowledge in children, and watching them grow emotionally and intellectually. Teaching involves managing the classroom, planning engaging lessons, and embracing the needs of each individual student. If you're considering this pathway, helping young students learn to love learning is your passion.

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEFINED

  • the education of students in grades 1-8.
  • the teaching of basic skills such as reading, writing, and math.

LEARN MORE

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

What degree do I earn?

Associate in Arts Degree - Liberal Studies Transfer

Discover Your Guided Pathway

Elementary Education Transfer - Guided Pathway

Potential Careers

  • Kindergarten/Elementary School Teacher
  • Junior High/Middle School Teacher
  • Museum Education Facilitator

These are just a few examples, many other careers are connected to this field of study. Additional education or training may be required for certain career choices.

Earning Potential

Elementary School Teacher

  • Annual Median Pay $56,900
  • Hourly Median Pay $27.35
  • Job Outlook 7% Growth

Data sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, and valid 2016 through 2026.


Research Careers

O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development, HR professionals, students, researchers, and more!

Summary Report for Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education careers

Research Elementary Education-related careers


Dr. Graham Sweeney

From Mid to Superintendent

"I want to thank Mid Michigan College for providing me with an excellent education experience. While on campus, I found the faculty to be professional and very caring. The foundations that were laid at Mid allowed me to achieve great success in my life and career."

- Dr. Graham Sweeney, Superintendent at Boles ISD in Quinlan, Texas

Superintendent of the Year 2010

Dr. Sweeney went on to complete his education at Central Michigan University and Texas A&M. He then took one of Texas' poorest school districts to one of the highest rated and increased enrollment from 152 to over 530 students today. He continues as the superintendent today.

 
Back to the top