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Closely related occupations that are teleworkable and have higher national median wages. Ordered by wage gain. Relatedness does not guarantee eligibility, a promotion or a remote vacancy.

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Curators

$61,770 median

Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Typical education: Master's degree.

  1. Step-up option 1 · Primary-Long

    Art Directors

    $111,040 · Gain $49,270 (+79.8%)

    Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: Master's degree to Bachelor's degree.

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  2. Step-up option 2 · Primary-Short

    Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary

    $95,770 · Gain $34,000 (+55.0%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Master's degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  3. Step-up option 3 · Primary-Long

    History Teachers, Postsecondary

    $81,500 · Gain $19,730 (+31.9%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Master's degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  4. Step-up option 4 · Primary-Long

    Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary

    $78,630 · Gain $16,860 (+27.3%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Master's degree to Doctoral or professional degree.

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  5. Step-up option 5 · Primary-Long

    Set and Exhibit Designers

    $66,280 · Gain $4,510 (+7.3%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Master's degree to Bachelor's degree.

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  6. Step-up option 6 · Primary-Long

    Anthropologists and Archeologists

    $64,910 · Gain $3,140 (+5.1%)

    Job zone 5: Extensive preparation. Education: Master's degree to Master's degree.

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