College degree required... $25 an hour

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^ they were asking for a 4 year edu degree. Most folks with edu degrees work for school districts. School districts have benefits. Some are better than others- but basic needs are met. So that’s why I’m comparing a 50k nanny to a 50k teacher, with benefits.

It depends on where you live. It is not a comparable job trying to deal with 20-35 kids and making lesson plans and all teachers do but most school districts after so long require a masters degree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^ they were asking for a 4 year edu degree. Most folks with edu degrees work for school districts. School districts have benefits. Some are better than others- but basic needs are met. So that’s why I’m comparing a 50k nanny to a 50k teacher, with benefits.

Some edu majors find out they loathe teaching. But yes, OP, $25 an hour is low for a degreed nanny.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Many entry-level office jobs pay well under $25/hour ($52,000/year).

Requiring a degree makes this position advanced, not entry level. Additionally, this isn’t a permanent position, and likely doesn’t offer the bigger benefits of other careers.