Getting into teaching?

Question

I'm interested in getting into teaching (something like drama) but I can't afford to study and work only part time. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how i could study to be a drama teacher while still working a full-time job?

Answer 1

The only thing I can think of is checking with local universities about evening classes. They will probably be willing to send you class schedules when they come out and might have helpful websites.

Answer 2

Get a fluffy old silly Cinderella type wedding dress. Dye it a pastel color. Line it underneath and between ruffles and such with tiny Christmas lights attached to a battery box you'll wear underneath. Print up little handmade 4 page booklets for young children about basic dental hygiene, package creatively with a new tooth brush, tooth paste and floss with a tiny special box or cloth purse for a tooth. You guessed it. You're the TOOTH Fairy and for $50.00, you pay a child a visit when he looses a tooth. You go to people's homes in costume, stay only about 15 minutes during which you most magically, and with all your drama gifts, play the Tooth Fairy for the child, teach a bit about oral hygiene, present the little box or cloth tooth purse, smile for the videos and grandparents, who most likely are paying for the treat of having a real Tooth Fairy show up, leave business cards for referrals, and bid farewell so that you can dash across town to the next toothless wonder. My best friend made $150, 000 in one year doing exactly this. You could go to school with less financial ordeals, and, make some money in scheduled Tooth Fairy visits that YOU decide when you will work. Muhahahahah.

Answer 3

School districts are so hungry for teachers they will have some sort of program that fits your needs.

Answer 4

Try night school