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Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors Salary by State and Metro Area

Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors in the United States earn a median salary of $61,540/year ($29.59/hr). Salaries range from $41,810 to $98,030 depending on experience. Below, compare salaries across 50 states and 30 metro areas where BLS publishes data.

$42K
10th percentile
$49K
25th percentile
$62K
Median
$78K
75th percentile
$98K
90th percentile

Where Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors have the most money left over after rent

Median pay minus estimated federal + state + FICA taxes, minus 12 months of rent at HUD's 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent. Darker green means more money left over each year. Hover any state for the breakdown.

Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors disposable income by state, after taxes and rentUS map showing how much money is left over each year for a median-paid adult basic education, adult secondary education, and english as a second language instructors after estimated federal + state + FICA taxes and a 2-bedroom apartment at HUD Fair Market Rent. Darker green means more money left over. Click any state for its full profile.AlabamaMedian pay$49KTake-home (after tax)$39KRent (2BR)$1,085/moLeft over after rent$26K/yr#38th nationally →AlaskaStatusAwaiting dataView state profile →ArizonaMedian pay$62KTake-home (after tax)$50KRent (2BR)$1,437/moLeft over after rent$33K/yr#17th nationally →ColoradoMedian pay$51KTake-home (after tax)$41KRent (2BR)$1,832/moLeft over after rent$19K/yr#49th nationally →FloridaMedian pay$59KTake-home (after tax)$49KRent (2BR)$1,658/moLeft over after rent$29K/yr#26th nationally →GeorgiaMedian pay$48KTake-home (after tax)$38KRent (2BR)$1,434/moLeft over after rent$21K/yr#46th nationally →IndianaMedian pay$59KTake-home (after tax)$47KRent (2BR)$1,144/moLeft over after rent$34K/yr#15th nationally →KansasMedian pay$52KTake-home (after tax)$42KRent (2BR)$1,066/moLeft over after rent$29K/yr#27th nationally →MaineMedian pay$59KTake-home (after tax)$47KRent (2BR)$1,281/moLeft over after rent$31K/yr#22nd nationally →MassachusettsMedian pay$62KTake-home (after tax)$49KRent (2BR)$2,347/moLeft over after rent$21K/yr#47th nationally →MinnesotaMedian pay$77KTake-home (after tax)$59KRent (2BR)$1,384/moLeft over after rent$42K/yr#3rd nationally →New JerseyMedian pay$81KTake-home (after tax)$62KRent (2BR)$2,067/moLeft over after rent$38K/yr#7th nationally →North CarolinaMedian pay$52KTake-home (after tax)$41KRent (2BR)$1,284/moLeft over after rent$26K/yr#37th nationally →North DakotaMedian pay$64KTake-home (after tax)$52KRent (2BR)$1,034/moLeft over after rent$40K/yr#4th nationally →OklahomaMedian pay$52KTake-home (after tax)$42KRent (2BR)$1,081/moLeft over after rent$29K/yr#29th nationally →PennsylvaniaMedian pay$57KTake-home (after tax)$46KRent (2BR)$1,351/moLeft over after rent$30K/yr#25th nationally →South DakotaMedian pay$36KTake-home (after tax)$31KRent (2BR)$1,017/moLeft over after rent$19K/yr#48th nationally →TexasMedian pay$49KTake-home (after tax)$42KRent (2BR)$1,415/moLeft over after rent$25K/yr#40th nationally →WyomingMedian pay$52KTake-home (after tax)$44KRent (2BR)$1,008/moLeft over after rent$32K/yr#21st nationally →ConnecticutMedian pay$72KTake-home (after tax)$56KRent (2BR)$1,679/moLeft over after rent$35K/yr#14th nationally →MissouriMedian pay$52KTake-home (after tax)$42KRent (2BR)$1,097/moLeft over after rent$29K/yr#28th nationally →West VirginiaMedian pay$65KTake-home (after tax)$52KRent (2BR)$1,008/moLeft over after rent$40K/yr#5th nationally →IllinoisMedian pay$62KTake-home (after tax)$49KRent (2BR)$1,407/moLeft over after rent$32K/yr#18th nationally →New MexicoMedian pay$49KTake-home (after tax)$40KRent (2BR)$1,119/moLeft over after rent$27K/yr#33rd nationally →ArkansasMedian pay$43KTake-home (after tax)$35KRent (2BR)$1,021/moLeft over after rent$23K/yr#45th nationally →CaliforniaMedian pay$102KTake-home (after tax)$75KRent (2BR)$2,471/moLeft over after rent$45K/yr#1st nationally →DelawareMedian pay$79KTake-home (after tax)$60KRent (2BR)$1,448/moLeft over after rent$42K/yr#2nd nationally →District of ColumbiaMedian pay$63KTake-home (after tax)$50KRent (2BR)$2,146/moLeft over after rent$24K/yr#41st nationally →HawaiiMedian pay$45KTake-home (after tax)$35KRent (2BR)$2,240/moLeft over after rent$8K/yr#50th nationally →IowaMedian pay$48KTake-home (after tax)$38KRent (2BR)$1,064/moLeft over after rent$26K/yr#34th nationally →KentuckyMedian pay$45KTake-home (after tax)$36KRent (2BR)$1,110/moLeft over after rent$23K/yr#42nd nationally →MarylandMedian pay$60KTake-home (after tax)$48KRent (2BR)$1,795/moLeft over after rent$26K/yr#35th nationally →MichiganMedian pay$60KTake-home (after tax)$48KRent (2BR)$1,272/moLeft over after rent$32K/yr#19th nationally →MississippiMedian pay$50KTake-home (after tax)$40KRent (2BR)$1,077/moLeft over after rent$27K/yr#32nd nationally →MontanaMedian pay$57KTake-home (after tax)$45KRent (2BR)$1,129/moLeft over after rent$32K/yr#20th nationally →New HampshireMedian pay$64KTake-home (after tax)$54KRent (2BR)$1,528/moLeft over after rent$35K/yr#12th nationally →New YorkMedian pay$78KTake-home (after tax)$60KRent (2BR)$1,917/moLeft over after rent$37K/yr#8th nationally →OhioMedian pay$47KTake-home (after tax)$39KRent (2BR)$1,188/moLeft over after rent$25K/yr#39th nationally →OregonMedian pay$66KTake-home (after tax)$49KRent (2BR)$1,555/moLeft over after rent$31K/yr#23rd nationally →TennesseeMedian pay$60KTake-home (after tax)$51KRent (2BR)$1,215/moLeft over after rent$36K/yr#10th nationally →UtahMedian pay$50KTake-home (after tax)$40KRent (2BR)$1,350/moLeft over after rent$23K/yr#44th nationally →VirginiaMedian pay$65KTake-home (after tax)$51KRent (2BR)$1,646/moLeft over after rent$31K/yr#24th nationally →WashingtonMedian pay$70KTake-home (after tax)$58KRent (2BR)$1,830/moLeft over after rent$36K/yr#11th nationally →WisconsinMedian pay$65KTake-home (after tax)$52KRent (2BR)$1,202/moLeft over after rent$37K/yr#9th nationally →NebraskaMedian pay$49KTake-home (after tax)$40KRent (2BR)$1,113/moLeft over after rent$26K/yr#36th nationally →South CarolinaMedian pay$63KTake-home (after tax)$50KRent (2BR)$1,263/moLeft over after rent$35K/yr#13th nationally →IdahoMedian pay$50KTake-home (after tax)$40KRent (2BR)$1,136/moLeft over after rent$27K/yr#31st nationally →NevadaMedian pay$49KTake-home (after tax)$41KRent (2BR)$1,501/moLeft over after rent$23K/yr#43rd nationally →VermontMedian pay$63KTake-home (after tax)$51KRent (2BR)$1,498/moLeft over after rent$33K/yr#16th nationally →LouisianaMedian pay$67KTake-home (after tax)$53KRent (2BR)$1,191/moLeft over after rent$39K/yr#6th nationally →Rhode IslandMedian pay$58KTake-home (after tax)$47KRent (2BR)$1,544/moLeft over after rent$28K/yr#30th nationally →Annual $ left after rent ($K)$8K$30K (median)$45KSource: BLS OEWS, HUD FMR, federal + state tax brackets · AffordMap.com
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StateMedian (nominal)Rent/mo (2BR)Left after rent
California$102K$2,471$45K
Delaware$79K$1,448$42K
Minnesota$77K$1,384$42K
North Dakota$64K$1,034$40K
West Virginia$65K$1,008$40K
Louisiana$67K$1,191$39K
New Jersey$81K$2,067$38K
New York$78K$1,917$37K
Wisconsin$65K$1,202$37K
Tennessee$60K$1,215$36K
Washington$70K$1,830$36K
New Hampshire$64K$1,528$35K
South Carolina$63K$1,263$35K
Connecticut$72K$1,679$35K
Indiana$59K$1,144$34K
Vermont$63K$1,498$33K
Arizona$62K$1,437$33K
Illinois$62K$1,407$32K
Michigan$60K$1,272$32K
Montana$57K$1,129$32K
Wyoming$52K$1,008$32K
Maine$59K$1,281$31K
Oregon$66K$1,555$31K
Virginia$65K$1,646$31K
Pennsylvania$57K$1,351$30K
Florida$59K$1,658$29K
Kansas$52K$1,066$29K
Missouri$52K$1,097$29K
Oklahoma$52K$1,081$29K
Rhode Island$58K$1,544$28K
Idaho$50K$1,136$27K
Mississippi$50K$1,077$27K
New Mexico$49K$1,119$27K
Iowa$48K$1,064$26K
Maryland$60K$1,795$26K
Nebraska$49K$1,113$26K
North Carolina$52K$1,284$26K
Alabama$49K$1,085$26K
Ohio$47K$1,188$25K
Texas$49K$1,415$25K
District of Columbia$63K$2,146$24K
Kentucky$45K$1,110$23K
Nevada$49K$1,501$23K
Utah$50K$1,350$23K
Arkansas$43K$1,021$23K
Georgia$48K$1,434$21K
Massachusetts$62K$2,347$21K
South Dakota$36K$1,017$19K
Colorado$51K$1,832$19K
Hawaii$45K$2,240$8K

Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors salary by state

StateMedianHourlyEmployment
California$102K$49.05/hr1,660
New Jersey$81K$38.99/hr1,350
Delaware$79K$37.79/hr200
New York$78K$37.5/hr2,810
Minnesota$77K$36.92/hr2,880
Connecticut$72K$34.7/hr410
Washington$70K$33.65/hr1,310
Louisiana$67K$32.15/hr100
Oregon$66K$31.59/hr510
West Virginia$65K$31.27/hr250
Wisconsin$65K$31.24/hr1,050
Virginia$65K$31.03/hr700
New Hampshire$64K$30.98/hr50
North Dakota$64K$30.68/hr180
District of Columbia$63K$30.26/hr570
South Carolina$63K$30.26/hr480
Vermont$63K$30.05/hr70
Illinois$62K$29.99/hr1,970
Massachusetts$62K$29.95/hr1,420
Arizona$62K$29.69/hr570
Tennessee$60K$29.01/hr240
Maryland$60K$28.82/hr450
Michigan$60K$28.8/hr560
Florida$59K$28.33/hr3,670
Maine$59K$28.31/hr330
Indiana$59K$28.2/hr650
Rhode Island$58K$27.74/hr,
Pennsylvania$57K$27.51/hr790
Montana$57K$27.16/hr110
Wyoming$52K$25.03/hr100
Kansas$52K$25.01/hr160
Oklahoma$52K$24.92/hr300
North Carolina$52K$24.91/hr3,720
Missouri$52K$24.89/hr620
Colorado$51K$24.6/hr820
Idaho$50K$24.06/hr270
Mississippi$50K$23.99/hr240
Utah$50K$23.89/hr60
Texas$49K$23.79/hr1,830
New Mexico$49K$23.64/hr210
Nebraska$49K$23.58/hr130
Nevada$49K$23.53/hr40
Alabama$49K$23.49/hr470
Iowa$48K$23.08/hr370
Georgia$48K$22.86/hr470
Ohio$47K$22.69/hr750
Kentucky$45K$21.63/hr350
Hawaii$45K$21.44/hr300
Arkansas$43K$20.79/hr230
South Dakota$36K$17.19/hr100
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Showing 1–10 of 50 states with published data

BLS does not publish data for every state when sample sizes are too small

Top paying metro areas

Metro areaMedianEmployment
Modesto, CA$129K70
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA$120K140
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA$107K170
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA$106K320
Bakersfield-Delano, CA$103K40
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA$99K600
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA$96K40
Worcester, MA$91K150
Vineland, NJ$88K80
Bremerton-Silverdale-Port Orchard, WA$85K30
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ$84K2,750
Virginia Beach-Chesapeake-Norfolk, VA-NC$84K200
Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CT$83K40
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT$81K120
Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA$80K60
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI$79K2,040
Bellingham, WA$78K40
Bismarck, ND$78K50
Trenton-Princeton, NJ$78K60
La Crosse-Onalaska, WI-MN$78K60
Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY$78K110
Spartanburg, SC$76K40
St. Cloud, MN$76K90
Kiryas Joel-Poughkeepsie-Newburgh, NY$74K130
Duluth, MN-WI$74K100
Tucson, AZ$73K40
Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJ$73K50
Greeley, CO$73K50
St. Louis, MO-IL$72K430
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA$72K730
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