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The average salary for a Career Counselor in U.S. is $66,990.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $66,990

$40,140$100,050

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $32.21

$19.30$48.10

What does a Career Counselor earn?

Career counselors typically earn $66,990 per year in the U.S. They work with individuals to assist them in choosing career paths, managing their work and lives, and developing their professional and personal success. Professional counselors can specialize in topics such as resume preparation, job searching, interviewing skills and understanding labor markets.

How to earn more as a Career Counselor

To become a career counselor, you will need a degree in psychology, counseling, or education. Alternatively, you could pursue an apprenticeship program in the field. To further your career, you could enter a specialized field, such as career development coaching or employment counseling. You could also become self-employed or run your own counseling business.