eLearnPortal Launches an Online Education Degree Guide in Response to Popularity of Online Education

Feb. 13, 2009 - PRLog -- (Louisville, KY) - As the population increases, the demand for teachers is becoming overwhelming. According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 470,000 teaching positions will be created by 2016, more than most other professions. As a result, more and more colleges are offering their education degree programs online.

To address the increase in enrollments in online education degree programs, eLearnPortal is launching a complete guide to online education degrees. This guide has detailed information about teaching degree programs, courses, job prospects, salaries, career paths, financial aid, and more from reliable sources such as the Department of Education, The Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the National Education Association.

There are literally thousands of education degree programs available online, making it difficult to decide which program is the right fit. The education guide can help prospective students find a program that is accredited, as well as provide information about the different levels of education degrees and specialties.

Students can also browse through a sample curriculum to get a feel for what the program will be like once they are enrolled. There is information about financial aid resources, detailed salary reports for common teaching jobs, an inside look at the profession from actual teachers, and much more. eLearnPortal also has a directory of colleges offering online degree programs that prospective students can use to find a school with the right online education degree program.

Teachers impact the lives of hundreds of students over their careers, and the profession can be very rewarding. For more information about online education degree programs, visit elearnportal.com.

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About eLearnPortal: eLearnPortal is a directory of colleges offering online degree programs, certifications and courses in Business, Education, Nursing, Criminal Justice, Christian Studies and Social Work since 2002.