Educational management, is a field of study and practice that focuses on planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the activities of an educational institution or organization to achieve its goals and objectives effectively and efficiently. It encompasses a wide range of responsibilities related to the administration and governance of educational institutions at various levels, including schools, colleges, universities, and other educational organizations.

The professional responsible for education management is typically referred to as an "educational manager" or "education administrator." These professionals can hold various titles depending on their specific roles and the level of the institution they work in, such as principals, school superintendents, college deans, university presidents, education directors, and more. 

Their roles and duties can vary significantly based on the level of education, the size and type of institution, and their specific responsibilities. However, some common roles and duties of educational managers include:

1. Strategic Planning: Developing and implementing long-term plans and strategies to achieve the institution's educational goals and mission.
2. Resource Allocation: Managing budgets, human resources, and physical resources to ensure the institution's financial stability and effective operation.
3. Curriculum Development: Overseeing the development and evaluation of educational programs and curricula to meet the needs of students and align with educational standards.
4. Staff Management: Recruiting, hiring, training, and evaluating teachers, faculty, and support staff to maintain a high-quality educational environment.
5. Student Affairs: Managing student services, including admissions, counseling, and extracurricular activities to support student development and well-being.
6. Policy Development: Establishing and enforcing policies, rules, and regulations that govern the institution and ensure compliance with legal and ethical standards.
7. Community Engagement: Building relationships with parents, alumni, community stakeholders, and other educational partners to support the institution's mission and goals.
8. Assessment and Evaluation: Monitoring and assessing student and institutional performance to drive improvements in educational quality.
9. Problem-Solving: Addressing and resolving issues and challenges that arise within the institution, such as discipline problems, budgetary constraints, and academic difficulties.
10. Innovation: Staying current with educational trends and implementing innovative practices to enhance the learning experience and institutional effectiveness.
11. Compliance: Ensuring that the institution complies with local, state, and federal regulations and accrediting agency standards.
12. Public Relations: Representing the institution to the public, the media, and other stakeholders, and communicating its achievements and goals.

Step 1:  Choose a Stream for Class 12th: After Class 10th, you need to choose a stream for your Class 12th education. The choice of stream should align with your career goals. To become an educational manager, a background in any of these streams is acceptable.

Step 2:  Select a Bachelor's Degree Program: To become an educational manager, you should pursue a bachelor's degree in a relevant field. While there is no specific bachelor's degree for educational management, you can choose a program in fields such as Education, Management, or Administration. Some common options include Bachelor of Education (B.Ed), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), or Bachelor of Arts in Education.

Step 3:  Gain Relevant Work Experience: After completing bachelor's degree, it is advisable to gain practical experience in the field of education.

Step 4:  Pursue a Master's Degree (Optional):  While not always mandatory, having a master's degree can significantly enhance your qualifications and career prospects. You can pursue a Master of Education (M.Ed), Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a focus on education management, or other relevant master's programs.

School Principal/Headmaster/Headmistress
College Principal/Dean
University Registrar
Educational Administrator
Director of Education
Academic Coordinator
Admissions Officer
Student Affairs Officer
Examination Controller
Education Consultant
Education Technology Specialist
NGO and Non-Profit Program Manager
Educational Researcher
Training and Development Manager
Textbook and Curriculum Developer

Schools
Colleges
Universities
Educational Institutions (Private/Non-Profit)
Government and Public Sector
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
Education Technology Companies
Research and Consulting
Training and Development Firms