Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for training and development specialists

Delaware leads at $88,570 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Delaware$88,570$64,080–$108,850
Alaska$81,860$61,580–$105,280
Washington$81,860$62,400–$108,830
District of Columbia$80,980$47,890–$111,720
Massachusetts$80,270$55,990–$114,970
Connecticut$78,080$52,840–$105,740
Vermont$77,800$58,700–$106,090
Virginia$77,690$57,530–$101,030
New Jersey$77,020$49,500–$102,080
Minnesota$76,710$62,160–$99,710
Maryland$76,370$46,800–$101,800
Oregon$76,360$60,470–$99,670
New York$76,080$56,320–$102,640
Rhode Island$75,910$58,110–$108,930
California$75,790$51,360–$105,440
Colorado$75,790$50,770–$98,480
Florida$71,990$49,810–$93,410
Pennsylvania$71,350$55,170–$96,160
Wisconsin$70,770$57,020–$83,800
Wyoming$69,380$51,540–$101,990
Illinois$67,380$48,920–$95,120
Georgia$67,320$50,260–$88,100
Iowa$66,110$50,240–$84,240
Nebraska$65,700$53,350–$83,190
Maine$65,680$52,320–$89,130
North Carolina$65,250$47,470–$90,400
West Virginia$64,960$50,190–$82,060
Ohio$64,780$45,960–$86,550
Alabama$64,490$47,300–$83,600
Michigan$64,350$49,540–$84,750
North Dakota$63,260$52,810–$82,890
South Carolina$63,070$47,220–$85,710
New Mexico$62,900$49,230–$80,280
Montana$62,880$49,580–$81,740
Texas$62,860$46,610–$85,470
Tennessee$62,280$48,550–$84,190
Kansas$62,010$48,640–$80,630
Idaho$61,720$45,940–$80,010
South Dakota$61,570$52,350–$77,340
Kentucky$61,390$47,500–$77,680
Nevada$61,350$47,760–$80,850
Indiana$61,050$48,490–$80,120
Oklahoma$61,040$43,950–$83,360
Hawaii$60,960$41,600–$93,290
Utah$60,900$49,170–$83,260
Louisiana$58,070$48,000–$77,160
Mississippi$53,680$45,600–$71,980
Arkansas$52,290$38,320–$70,630

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.