Youth and School-Based Support Careers
Behavioral Intervention Specialist
Develops and implements behavior plans for students with special needs.
Typical Eduction:
Bachelor’s or Master’s in Education, Psychology, or ABA
Years of Education:
4–6 years
Average Salary (US):
$55,000–$65,000
Child, Family, & School Social Worker
Works with youth and families to promote well-being and safety.
Typical Eduction:
Bachelor’s or Master’s in Social Work
Years of Education:
4–7 years
Average Salary (US):
$50,000–$65,000
School Counselor
Helps students manage academic, career, and emotional challenges.
Typical Eduction:
Master’s in School Counseling
Years of Education:
6–7 years
Average Salary (US):
$58,000–$70,000
School Psychologist
Conducts assessments and interventions to support student mental health and learning.
Typical Eduction:
Specialist or Doctorate in School Psychology
Years of Education:
7–9 years
Average Salary (US):
$70,000–$85,000
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