School-Age Teacher Jobs
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School Age Before/After Teacher
The Goddard School
Before & After School Program Educator
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Summer Camp Teacher
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School Age Teacher - Before & After School
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Entry-Level Before/After School Preschool Teacher
Primrose School of Yankee
Afternoon School Age Teacher
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A school-age teacher leads children of about five to twelve in before-school, after-school and summer programs, running homework time, games, projects and outings.
Programs run in childcare centers, schools, YMCAs and Boys & Girls Clubs, and the schedule is often split around the school day.
School-Age Teacher Salary
BLS publishes no separate wage for before- and after-school staff; this is recreation workers (SOC 39-9032), the occupation that covers many school-age and camp staff, shown only as a related benchmark. Some school-age staff are counted as childcare workers (SOC 39-9011) instead. Source: BLS OEWS May 2025, SOC 39-9032 Recreation Workers. BLS pay excludes overtime and the self-employed.