The purpose of this study is to explore the job stress and coping strategies of beginning teachers with administrative positions in public small elementary schools in New Taipei City. As the basis of this research, this study used a literature review to explore the job stress and coping strategies of beginning teachers with administrative positions. It employed semi-structural interviews to interview beginning teachers with administrative positions in public small elementary schools in New Taipei City. Then the researcher drew up the interview outline and took it as the main axis. The interview process adopted open-ended answers, and the interviews were extended according to the answers of the research participants and the current situation. The research results are as follows: (1) There were different sources and types of pressure for beginning teachers with administrative positions in public small elementary schools in New Taipei City. (2) The stress coping strategies of beginning teachers with administrative positions in public small elementary schools in New Taipei City could be mainly divided into: rational solutions, seeking support, self-adjustment, delay, and avoidance. According to the research results, seeking support was the most adopted coping strategy. Finally, suggestions to teachers with administrative positions, centers for teacher education, and related units were offered based on the research findings.