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Instructional Coordinators
 
Description

Instructional Coordinators - Develop instructional material, coordinate educational content, and incorporate current technology in specialized fields that provide guidelines to educators and instructors for developing curricula and conducting courses.

O*NET code 25-9031.00

 
Wages

The national average annual salary for this occupation is $61,270 per year. Nationally, the average hourly wage for this occupation is $29.46. The average wage in New Mexico is below the national average. In New Mexico, the average hourly wage is $26.64 and most workers in this occupation earn between $16.43 and $31.74 per hour.

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New Mexico Local Wages for Instructional Coordinators
AreaEntry WageAverage WageExperienced Wage
National Annual$61,270
National Hourly$29.46
Statewide Annual$34,175$55,411$66,029
Statewide Hourly$16.43$26.64$31.74
+ Metro Areas
Albuquerque Annual$31,478$52,227$62,602
Hourly $15.13$25.11$30.10
Farmington Annual$32,973$52,100$61,664
Hourly $15.85$25.05$29.65
Las Cruces Annual$51,177$79,606$93,821
Hourly $24.60$38.27$45.11
Santa Fe Annual$37,137$51,758$59,068
Hourly $17.85$24.88$28.40
+ Regions
Central Annual$31,478$52,227$62,602
Hourly $15.13$25.11$30.10
Eastern Annual$33,643$53,347$63,199
Hourly $16.17$25.65$30.38
Northern Annual$35,789$53,934$63,007
Hourly $17.21$25.93$30.29
Southwestern Annual$42,788$70,304$84,063
Hourly $20.57$33.80$40.41

A dash '-' indicates that information is not available for this occupation or area.
Metro Areas refer to Metropolitan Statistical Areas.
Regions refer to Workforce Investment Areas.
For more detailed information about New Mexico wages visit the Occupational Employment Statistics program website. Information displayed represents annual 2010 wages.

 
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Job Growth

New Mexico

2008 to 2018

In 2008 there were about 520 workers in this occupation in New Mexico. The Department of Workforce Solutions estimates that by 2018 this number will increase by about 35 percent and an estmated 700 will be employed in this occupation. Compared to other occupations, employment growth in this occupation is growing faster than the average. Job opportunities indicate few and keen competition, as there should be about 18 openings each year for workers in this occupation.

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New Mexico Local Needs for Instructional Coordinators
AreaEstimated
Employment
2008
Projected
Employment
2018
Annual
Percent
Change
Total
Annual
Average
Openings
New Mexico5207003.01%18
+ Metro Areas
Albuquerque2102602.28%5
Farmington20301.91%1
Las Cruces60803.42%2
Santa Fe60903.80%3
+ Regions
Central2102602.28%5
Eastern901101.95%2
Northern----
Southwestern801103.27%3

A dash '-' indicates that information is not available for this occupation or area.
Metro Areas refer to Metropolitan Statistical Areas.
Regions refer to Workforce Investment Areas.

 
Education

Instructional Coordinators usually need Master's Degree.

Education LevelPercentage
Master's Degree44%
Post-Master's Certificate - awarded for completion of an organized program of study; designed for people who have completed a Master's degree, but do not meet the requirements of academic degrees at the doctoral level.27%
Bachelor's Degree17%
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate - awarded for completion of an organized program of study; designed for people who have completed a Baccalaureate degree, but do not meet the requirements of academic degrees carrying the title of Master.6%
First Professional Degree - awarded for completion of a program that: requires at least 2 years of college work before entrance into the program, includes a total of at least 6 academic years of work to complete, and provides all remaining academic requirements to begin practice in a profession6%

Information based on O*NET data and is the result of a national survey.

Use this list to find educational opportunities for this occupation. Contact the specific schools directly to find out application requirements and program availability.

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New Mexico Schools with programs for Instructional Coordinators
+ American Public University System-Hollom
Website:http://www.amu.apus.edu/index.htm
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeEducation/Teaching of the Gifted and Talented
+ New Mexico Highlands University
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico Highlands University -Espanola
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu/statewidecenters/espanola/index.aspx
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico Highlands University -Farmington
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu/statewidecenters/farmington/index.aspx
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico Highlands University -Raton
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu/statewidecenters/raton/index.aspx
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico Highlands University -Rio Rancho
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu/statewidecenters/riorancho/index.aspx
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico Highlands University -Roswell
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu/statewidecenters/roswell/index.aspx
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico Highlands University -Santa Fe
Website:http://www.nmhu.edu/statewidecenters/santafe/index.aspx
TypeStandardized Program Title
Master's DegreeCurriculum and Instruction
+ New Mexico State University main campus(NMSU)
Website:http://www.nmsu.edu
TypeStandardized Program Title
Doctor's DegreesCurriculum and Instruction
+ UNM School of Continuing Education
Website:http://dce.unm.edu/
TypeStandardized Program Title
Postsec. Awards/Cert./Diplomas; < 1 yr.Curriculum and Instruction

This list is updated once a year and is compiled from the NM Department of Higher Education and other sources.

 
License

No New Mexico occupational license is required.

 
WorkKeys Skill Levels
Applied MathematicsApplied TechnologyListeningLocating InformationObersvationReading for InformationTeamworkWriting
40344444

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Industires that Hire Instructional Coordinators in New Mexico.
IndustryPercent of Employed
Administrative and Support Services*
Ambulatory Health Care Services*
Educational Services82.6%
Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institution*
Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Org*
Self-Employed Workers, Primary Job2.6%
Social Assistance4.4%

* Data is confidential.

Source: NMDWS, Economic Research and Analysis Bureau

 
Common Titles
  • Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum
  • Assistant Superintendent for Instruction
  • Career Technical Supervisor
  • Consultant, Education
  • Content Specialist
  • Coordinator of Evaluation
  • Course Developer
  • Courseware Developer
  • Curriculum Coordinator
  • Curriculum Designer
  • Curriculum Developer
  • Curriculum Director
  • Curriculum Facilitator
  • Curriculum Specialist
  • Curriculum Supervisor
  • Curriculum Writer
  • Curriculum and Assessment Coordinator
  • Curriculum and Assessment Director
  • Curriculum and Instruction Director
  • Department Chairperson
  • Director, Instructional Material
  • Education Consultant
  • Educational Specialist
  • Instructional Designer
  • Instructional Developer
  • Instructional Resource Teacher
  • Instructional Systems Specialist
  • Instructional Technologist
  • Instructional Technology Director
  • Literacy Consultant
  • Literacy Specialist
  • Material Planner
  • Music Supervisor
  • Principal
  • Professional Development Director
  • Program Developer
  • School Standards Coach
  • Special Education Director
  • Special Services Coordinator
  • Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction
  • Supervisor of Instruction
  • Supervisor, Art
  • Supervisor, Education
  • Supervisor, Special Education
  • Teacher, Consultant
  • Technology Coordinator
  • Vocational Coordinator

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