Administrator Jobs in District of Columbia

Sorry, no jobs are currently posted on WorkInSports that match this search.

However, you can explore 53 Administrator jobs in District of Columbia on iHire – another industry-focused site in the iHire Network!

View 53 Matching Jobs on

Demographic Data for District of Columbia

Moving to District of Columbia? Find some basic demographic data about District of Columbia below.

Median Age

Average Household Income

Home Value vs Household Income in District of Columbia

Local

National

Total Population

689,545

Number of Businesses

23,743

Administrator Online Courses and Training Opportunities

WorkInSports curates thousands of courses in order to recommend the best ones to help further your career. If you register for a course using the links on our site, we may receive a small commission.

Kubernetes Administrator: Kubernetes Fundamentals for Administrators

Migrating from monolith to stable microservices architectures require robust, scalable, and containerized deployment and orchestration capabilities. In this course, you'll explore the challenges...

IT Administrator Diploma

As an IT administrator, you will be responsible for maintaining the companys IT network, servers, security systems and other essential tasks. Enrolling in the IT Administrator Diploma will give...

CSSP For administrators

The Comprehensive School Safety Plan (CSSP) is a necessary policy for all school districts and other educational agencies. A properly prepared CSSP will provide ultimate guidance in how an...

Salary for Administrator Jobs in District of Columbia

Estimated salary range based on data from US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and WorkInSports research efforts.

Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Administrator positions.

Highest Education Level

Administrators in District of Columbia offer the following education background

Master's Degree

45.7%

Bachelor's Degree

36.8%

Doctorate Degree

6.0%

Associate's Degree

5.1%

High School or GED

3.1%

Vocational Degree or Certification

2.5%

Some College

0.6%

Some High School

0.1%

Average Work Experience

Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Administrators in District of Columbia

4-6 years

26.1%

2-4 years

18.4%

6-8 years

18.0%

1-2 years

17.4%

Less than 1 year

12.3%

8-10 years

5.9%

10+ years

1.8%

Qualifications / Skill Sets

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Administrator position

In-Demand skills () are the most popular among employers according to the current jobs in our database. Last updated today!

Other Career Titles

Here are some other career titles that require similar skills

Administrator Related Career Advice Articles

Five Careers to Consider with a Master's in Athletic Administration

A Masters of Athletic Administration focuses specifically on the skills and strategies that make successful middle and high school athletic administrators

Read article »

6 Sports Careers to Consider After Your Pro-Athlete Dream Falls Short

It's next to impossible to become a pro athlete, but that shouldn't stop you from having a sports career - these 6 options may be your best:

Read article »

Looking Out for Student-Athletes w/Oakland University’s Ashley Stone

There are many facets to being a successful college sports administrator, and the WorkInSports Podcast discusses student-athlete support services with Ashley Stone, Oakland University Associate AD.

Read article »