Education
The federal 1700 Education job category is dedicated to professionals who develop, manage, and implement educational programs and policies within government agencies. These roles are critical for training the federal workforce, promoting public knowledge, and overseeing educational grants and standards. This category includes Education Specialists (1710) who design curricula and training materials, as well as Instructional Systems Specialists (1750) who develop and evaluate training programs using technology and modern learning principles.
These professionals work across a wide range of agencies. For example, an Education Specialist might develop training for new employees at the Department of Homeland Security, or they could manage grant programs for educational research at the Department of Education. Their work ensures that federal employees have the skills needed to perform their jobs effectively and that government-sponsored educational initiatives are successful and well-managed. They play a key role in lifelong learning, professional development, and educational outreach.