Filed Wages

Source DOL OFLC LCA disclosure FY2026 Q3 releaseCompared with BLS OEWS May 2025Status certified filings only

Occupation SOC 25-9031 across the United States

Instructional Coordinators as filed, SOC 25-9031

283 certified H-1B, H-1B1 and E-3 Labor Condition Applications for Instructional Coordinators (SOC 25-9031) offered a national median annual wage of $75,000. Half fall between $65,989 and $93,000, and the 10th to 90th percentile range runs from $58,000 to $120,000. Source: Department of Labor, Office of Foreign Labor Certification disclosure data, FY2026 Q3 release.

Median wage filed
$75,000per year
Middle half
$65,989 to $93,000
10th to 90th percentile
$58,000 to $120,000
Certified filings
283

The ledger

National spread of filed wages for SOC 25-9031

Fig. 1. Annual wage, US dollars. Filings: DOL OFLC LCA Disclosure Data FY2026 Q3. Reference: BLS OEWS May 2025, national median for this occupation.

Read it carefully. The BLS OEWS national median for Instructional Coordinators is $77,440. The median filing wage is 3% below the benchmark: 97% of it. The two measure different things: the filings state what employers offered on certified applications, and OEWS reports what employers paid across all workers.

By metro area

Median filed wage in each metro

11 metro areas with at least 5 certified filings for this job. Select a column heading to sort. Metros with their own page link to the percentiles and employers there.

Median filed annual wage and filing count by metro area, Instructional Coordinators
Metro areaMedian filed wageFilings
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ$71,84338
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA$90,12629
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH$91,10420
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA$85,35020
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA$94,91017
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA$70,38712
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX$58,14610
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA$88,27510
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV$84,80210
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN$100,0006
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ$69,1755

By state

States with the most filings

Top states by certified filings, Instructional Coordinators
StateMedian filed wageFilings
California$90,12670
New York$73,80039
Massachusetts$77,00023
Texas$64,28720
Georgia$70,38715
Illinois$93,29810
Washington$88,27510
Michigan$80,7469
Virginia$73,5849
Florida$69,3328

By employer

Employers with the most filings

Top employers by certified filings, Instructional Coordinators
EmployerFilings
Think Academy International Education Inc.8
Tubman Technologies Inc.8
On Off Shore Consultants Inc.5
USA Prancer Development ,Inc.5
Michigan State University4
Pilatesville LLC4
A Plus 1 Academy Corporation3
Benjamin Preparatory School, Inc.3
Blooming Stars Education Center LLC3
C2 Educational Systems, Inc.3

About the record

What a filed wage is, and is not

A Labor Condition Application states the wage an employer offers for a job and where the work will be done. Certification means the Department of Labor accepted that the filing met its requirements. It does not mean a worker was hired, or was paid that amount. Wages here are annualized from the stated rate, and groups with fewer than 5 filings are not published. This page reports public data and is not advice.

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Method

How these numbers are made

Clerk's note. Wages are the bottom of each filing's offered range (WAGE_RATE_OF_PAY_FROM), so medians run low against OEWS. Percentiles are unweighted: each certified filing counts once regardless of the number of worker positions requested. Hourly OEWS-only occupations are annualized at 2,080 hours, which BLS does not publish.

Full method notes
  • Only applications with case status exactly "Certified" are counted. Withdrawn, denied and certified-then-withdrawn cases are dropped.
  • A Labor Condition Application covers H-1B, H-1B1 (Chile and Singapore) and E-3 (Australia) workers. Certification means the Department of Labor accepted the filing; it does not mean anyone was hired or paid that amount.
  • Each wage is annualized from the stated rate: hourly times 2,080, weekly times 52, bi-weekly times 26, monthly times 12. Likely entry errors are dropped: wages with a missing or unrecognized pay unit, annualized values under $15,000, hourly rates over $1,000, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly amounts that look like annual salaries, and annualized values over $1,000,000 (yearly salaries up to $3,000,000 are kept for physicians and chief or general executives).
  • Percentiles use linear interpolation. Groups with fewer than 5 filings are not published.
  • The BLS comparison uses the OEWS median for the same 6-digit SOC occupation in the worksite metro area, or the worksite state when no metro figure exists. The matched ratio is each filing's wage over that median, then the median across filings.