History

Salem is the capital city of Oregon and is the state's third largest city, with a population of 154,637. Located in the heart of Willamette Valley along the Willamette River, Salem is the region's cultural center. Many of Oregon's biggest festivals and art fairs, including the World Beat Festival and Salem Art Fair, are held each summer in the city. The Oregon State Fair is held at the end of August. The city has several farmers markets and a natural foods store. The Salem Department of Community Service Parks Operations manages 46 parks that cover over 1,800 acres with 29.53 miles of trails. Salem-Keizer transit provides bus service to the area, which is easily navigated by bike as well. The city has an opera house, orchestra, several museums, and numerous galleries. Portland is less than an hour away.

Teaching Jobs in Salem

Professionals looking for teaching jobs in Salem will find ample opportunities. Over 39,000 students are enrolled in the Salem-Keizer School district, which is the second largest district in the state. The city is also home to many private schools, academies, and a boarding school. For educators seeking teaching jobs in higher education, Salem is home to several universities, two community colleges, a Christian college, and an adult degree program. The University of Phoenix has a presence in the city as well.

Tutoring Jobs in Salem

Educators desiring tutoring jobs will find opportunities working with students in computer sciences, chemistry, writing, and college entrance test preparation. There is also a demand for tutoring jobs in music and language.

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