I thought I wanted to be a teacher when I was younger. I remember begging my friends to role play so I could pretend to be a teacher. Teachers do the same thing today as they did 10 years ago, but what's changed is that you aren't limited to the classroom anymore. It can actually be a lucrative career. There are so many ways to teach online and reach more people with your skills than ever before. Going on YouTube is a good way to build your audience and grow engagement online. But obviously there are more options out there to monetize your content. Now the online education scene is booming due to the pandemic and the future is moving to distributed learning. Whether you are a public school teacher, or anyone with teaching skills, here is a list of platforms that you can use today.
Clubba/ Clubba Helpers - Clubba lets college students and recent grads teach kids age 6-13 on topics like finance and coding, in a virtual after-school club. It pays about $500/month. Not bad! And Clubba Helpers is a platform that matches kids in need of homework help with college students who can offer their knowledge.
Outschool - This website allows professionals teach classes remotely to K-12 students on any topic that they are an expert in. They cover a wide range of skills and training. Check it out!
Epihub - Epihub makes it possible for you to create and manage your own tutoring business. This platform is all-in-one, eliminating overhead for your business. Who doesn't want to teach when there is software like this on the Internet?
Circletime - This platform allows you to host live classes for an audience of youth under age 10.
Teachable - This is a software that allows you to create and manage your own online courses. It is used by some of the top content creators in the industry. It is flexible and you can easily onboard many learners once engagement with your brand grows.
I hope you found the information useful. Happy teaching in 2021 and beyond! Cheers
Ingride N.
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