You may not have gone to college to get your teaching degree, but that doesn’t mean others can’t learn something from you. There are many opportunities available for teaching, whether it’s a hobby you’ve mastered or a tutoring position to help students in school, chances are you have something to contribute.
Our experts suggest another great way to create your own job. Use your talents to teach others what you already know. These teaching and tutoring positions are very flexible and allow you to make your own schedule. So, whether you are a part time student, full time Mom, or just looking for a little extra income, these possibilities are a great way to start earning.
Fields to Apply Your Knowledge
- Music students (particularly piano) can give beginning piano lessons to small children.
- Athletes or dance students can hold exercise or dance classes through the city for local residents.
- Social media/multi-media/computer geeks (like us!) can provide services to small business or non-profits.
- Home economics /nutrition students apprentice as a bakers or pastry assistant
Elizabeth Venturini, College Career Strategist, Scholasticus
Private Tutoring & Test Preparation
Parliament Tutors offers private, in-home and ONLINE tutoring and test preparation. A great part-time, make-your-own-schedule position for stay-at-homes moms or college students who enjoy teaching and working with others.
David Greenberg, President, Parliament Tutors
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A great way to determine your coveted skill set is to pay attention to the questions people ask you. Are you the go-to-guy for a specific topic? Turn it into a business! You can start your own business by teaching lessons, create online tutorials, write an ebook about what you know. The most important step is getting started!
