General Education and Training
21 open positions in this category
The 1701 series, General Education and Training, covers professional education work not assigned to a more specific series: teaching and curriculum development in government schools and academies, running child development programs, managing training programs and advising on educational policy. The Defense Department is the main employer, through the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, the U.S. Military Academy and Air Force commands, and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers also use the series.
Recent listings have included professors, associate professors and instructor-to-professor faculty ranges, a postdoctoral fellow, child development center directors including one under direct hire authority, a training and curriculum specialist, an academic course delivery specialist, a special needs inclusion coordinator, a senior physical education instructor and a program manager for the Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation program.
Applying tip: faculty announcements set rank by academic credentials and teaching or research record, so read the basic requirements for each rank in the range. Child development roles are judged on early childhood education qualifications and come with background check conditions specific to work with children. Our federal resume guide covers how to present academic experience in the format reviewers expect.
Our inventory holds 21 open listings in General Education and Training: all telework eligible. 19 were posted in the last 30 days, the newest on Oct 6, 2026. Advertised pay runs $41,811 to $207,231 a year, typically about $118,182. GS grades range from 9 to 11. Employers with the most listings: Defense Security Cooperation Agency (6), U.S. Air Force Academy (4), Air Combat Command (2). Figures as of Oct 6, 2026, refreshed daily.